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Patricia Marie Sisson, of Norman, OK. passed away on Friday December 4th, 2015 at the age of 66.
Patricia was the youngest of two daughters born to parents Jim Sisson and Vivian (Kirkpatrick) Sisson. She was born on November 15th 1949 in Birmingham, Alabama.
Pat grew up living in various cities and in various states. Her father was in the U. S. Air Force and their family moved many times while she was growing up. During her high school years Patricia attended US Grant High School in OKC and graduated in 1967.
Pat later married Thomas Glenn Farmer and together has one son Scott. Years later she remarried, marring Lee James Hester in 1977 and to this union they had a daughter, Jamie.
Patricia lived most of her life in OKC and worked for Southwestern Bell Telephone in the coin office until her retirement in 2000. She moved to Norman in 2011 to be closer to her children and grandchildren. For enjoyment, Patricia enjoyed spending time playing cards with her friends, volunteering her time at Norman Regional Hospital, shopping at garage sales and most of all spending time with her family and playing with her animals. She was of the catholic faith and attended St. Joseph Catholic Church in Norman.
She was preceded in death by: Both of her Husbands, Parents, Jim and Vivian Sisson; Sister, Carol Black;
She is survived by; Son, Scott Farmer and wife Shawna of Washington; Daughter, Jamie Hester Freeman and husband Shane of Norman; Step daughter, Laura Singleton and husband Lance of OKC; Four grandchildren, Blaze Farmer, Brynn Farmer, Jorden Freeman and Dakota Freeman; one niece, Dusty Mock of OKC; One nephew, Chris Thornton of OKC; Numerous cousins, and a host of friends.
Memorial service will be 10:00 A.M. Saturday, December 12, 2015 at Wilson-Little Funeral Home Chapel in Purcell.
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