Pattye was one of the most gentle and kind persons that we have ever known💕 We have known her about 14 years…meeting her through her son, Scott💜 From the first time that I met her, I fell in love with Pattye’s soft spirit and gentle hug, which she offered to everyone that she met💕 She displayed the love of Christ to everyone she met and her eyes always twinkled 💜 It was our honor to have shared some of her life💕 I truly believe that she is face to face with Jesus and is wearing a jeweled crown✝️
Our Love and Prayers to Pattye’s family, Gene and Linda Klinkerman. (Wichita Falls, TX)

My short years that I lived in Texas have always had a lasting, life-changing experience in most part due to knowing Mama Finch. I remember her telling me how shining my hair was when spending the night, hearing her sons say yes ma'am and no ma'am in which prompted me to do the same. Her sweet demeanor combined with her strong firmness when needed was refreshing. I remember her smile seeing me and John dancing doing the robot LOL. You boys and all of her family should consider yourself blessed and lucky to have had her in your lives. Until we meet again, yes ma'am.

Pattye Jo was a wonderful lady. We shared many trips together to many different places. The best of those were an Alaskan cruise and 10 days on the Maine coast. And we cannot forget San Antonio. What fun we had and what a crew we were. She was always game for whatever came along. She was a wonderful friend and such a great caretaker for her sister Gail. I know that she and Gail are somewhere together today,  possibly planning a trip to see what is on the other side of the great beyond. I will miss her And I’m thankful for all the good times and good memories. May the family never forget all the good times and good memories for they will sustain forever.♥️

We love you Pattye Jo, you have left a legacy behind and will always be remembered and forever missed! ❤️🙏🏻🪽

What a sweetheart, she would always walk into the room with her little Pattye shuffle! I always would give her a hard time about the Cowboys and I would bet her every time they played the Vikings! She told Scott  “ it really doesn’t matter to me I just don’t want Kevin to win!” She beat me every time and after every game the phone would ring when the clock hit “0” and in her sweet sarcastic way “ what happened to your Vikings Kevin?” What a little turd , but you couldn’t help but love her! The Cowboys and Vikings play this year and I can see her asking Jesus “ I sure would love to see the Cowboys beat the Vikings this year and give Jesus that little Pattye smirk as she shuffles out of the room!! God love her soul!!

My prayers go out to you, Larry and your family.  I was very fortunate and blessed to have met your Mom.  She was a loving, kind and compassionate soul.  May God wrap you all in His loving arms and bring you comfort.

Pattye Jo was one of the most caring, kind, and sweetest people in this world.  I have known her all my life and most of hers and she has always been this way.   Gail and I were younger but she was always so loving to us all thru the years.  
She has 3 wonderful sons and they had one of the best mothers then grandmothers to their children.  She loved you dearly!
My heart is sad for all of us who knew and loved her because we know  Pattye Jo can never be replaced in our hearts but will always be lovingly remembered.
Love and prayers for my dear “Texas Family”.
I have missed you.  So sorry I cannot be there with you.  
Pam (in Tennessee)

Such a sweet, sweet lady !! What an amazing example of what a Christian mother looks like!! Always caring for her family with love and support! I remember her showing up at mud runs, bike races and always wearing a smile and dressed to the hilt! She will always be remembered for one classy lady and she will be missed by many 💜💜

We send prayers of love and peace during  the celebration of Miss Patti’s life.  Her smile and sweet disposition is a testament of her precious personality.  She was always ready to help at ShadyBrook Elementary.  Her “job” was more than the noun - she was encouraging and her laugh was contagious.  I am one blessed person to have known her.  ♥️😊. Tom and Dixie Werner

I am so very sorry for your loss!  Pattye and I worked together at Shady Brook Elementary School-she was a treasure! ♥️♥️♥️

Larry,
I'm so sorry to hear of your mom's passing. I love how you cared for her for so many years. I know the last few years were difficult on some days but she lived a long and good life because of you. Praying for you and your brothers. I love you dearly.

Love,
Joanna

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Pattye Jo Finch

February 24, 1933 – April 10, 2025

Bluebonnet Hills Funeral Home & Memorial Park

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