Patricia Ann Cassaday

Patricia "Pat" Cassaday was born on August 24, 1941, to Ray and Anna Wallace. She was the eldest of 8 siblings and also considered her cousin Paula Langley a sister as well.

Pat was married twice, having 3 children from her first marriage and gained 5 more children from her second marriage.

Pat passed away from this life into the loving arms of her Heavenly Father on Sunday, November 1st, 2026 in her home under the loving and compassionate care of her daughter.

She was preceded in death by her mother and father, Ray and Anna Wallace, husband Raymond Cassaday, sister Bonnie Wallace, brothers Tommy Barlett and Bill Bailey, and also her son Richard Copeland and daughter Tammy Copeland. Pat is survived by Craig Cassaday and family of Sand Springs, Mitchell Cassaday and family of Eufaula, Lisa Cassaday of Sapulpa, Debbie Thompson and family of Richmond, Texas, Cindy Newell of Sapulpa, Michael Cassaday and family of Jenks. Pat was also survived by brothers Richard Wallace and family of Jenks, Delbert Bailey and family of Sapulpa as well as her sisters Leann Spagnola and family of Waddell, Arizona and Debbie Baxter and family of Willamina, Oregon. Survived also by her beloved grandchildren, Seth Thompson, Shara Hartman, Darby Cassaday, Cherie Nabozny, Christopher Nightengale, Hailey Mason, Aly Cassaday, Emily Miller, Eva Miller and her great grandchildren.

Pat knew Jesus as her personal Savior from a young age. During her lifetime, she never missed an opportunity to talk about her Lord and Savior to friends and strangers alike. Pat will be remembered for her kindness, generosity and the gentle way she touched the lives of everyone she met.

She had many roles and careers in her lifetime. Her most cherished role was being the most devoted mother, selflessly caring for all of her children. She was a fantastic cook, baker and loved canning the fruit and vegetables from her own garden. It was her passion to share her yield with those in need. She continued to obey the Lord's call later in her life by sharing all she had with others. At the age of 57, Pat decided to go back to school to get her GED in order to pursue a college degree in medical coding. Together, Pat and her husband Ray started their own successful cleaning business. She was a professional seamstress with local clients and others who came from all directions for her beautiful work. Pat was also a beautician for many years. She was definitely a woman of many talents, all of which were serving others.

Our beloved wife, mother, sister, and grandma had a warmth and profound strength that were a source of comfort
and inspiration not just to our family but to all who knew her.

Funeral Services will be held on Friday, November 6th at 11 am at Green Hill Funeral Home with interment in Green Hill Memorial Gardens. Visitation will be at Green Hill from 4-7 pm on Thursday, November 5th. Arrangements are in the care of Green Hill Funeral Home.