Contributions to the tribute of Patricia Ann Gilbert

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Thursday, August 3, 2023

Pattie has been a part of our lives since the mid 60’s. My favorite memories were back when her Travis was born and our Eric was born, and the times we laughed together watching the boys grow into toddlers, and the same time their older sisters, Christie and Jodi played together. I loved spending time with Pattie talking about sewing and crafting projects. I remember her smile and her laugh best. We finally were able to connect again on Facebook messenger when she and my husband, Steve, we’re battling health issues. It was wonderful getting to hear from her again. We’ve prayed for her and family ever since. It will be joy to meet again with her, soon and very soon in heaven Connie and Steve Quinnelly

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Melanie Webster posted a condolence

Thursday, August 3, 2023

Your momma sure knew how to live life. I remember her voice was happy , encouraging so enthusiastic! She made the simplest things exciting and cool. For instance I remember one time at nannys she couldn’t wait to show us this new makeup that covers so well the mineral powder makeup. (Which I still use today!) and I think of that time. My prayer for you may you find comfort in her memories! Prayers for peace and comfort in this time! Love and hugs Mel and Barry Webster

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Larry, CIndy and Tre Salyer posted a condolence

Tuesday, August 1, 2023

We will be in Chicago when Pattie's Going Home Service is going on but, just wanted to share a few memories. Pattie and John use to attend the church that we attend and we were all on a Cooking Team for the Homeless. From there our friendship grew. We went on trips together to Branson, Bull Shoals Lake and cruises, one of them to Alaska. We spent time together riding 4 wheelers on their land in Skiatook, going to Skiatook Lake in the evenings and watching the sun set and playing cards or BINGO. Pattie and Cindy would get small gifts for prizes like candy, whistles, yoyo's, Chapstick and gummie bears and when you would win in BINGO, you would reach down in the bag and pull out a prize. All the things we did were simple things but, that's the life we all enjoyed together. Pattie was a very beautiful lady inside and out. You can't hardly think about Pattie without thinking of her beautiful red hair, her smile and her laughter; and she was not afraid to laugh at herself, which is a rare but, awesome trait. Pattie loved John, her family and many friends but, she loved God the most and looked forward to the day God would greet her in Heaven. That day has happened. We mourn for her leaving Earth but, smile for her arriving in Heaven. See you in Heaven. We love you Pattie!!! Larry, Cindy and Tre Salyer