Dear Mike and Family,

We are so sorry to hear of the passing of your precious Mother.  She was a beautiful person with a true Christian heart.  I am honored to have known her.  May God comfort you during this time. Our prayers are with you.

Bob and Joy Brawner

Dear Mike, Linda and Donna,

I just learned of your mom’s death.  I am so sorry. She was a very special lady!  I have her signature hand towels in my kitchen and her buttermilk pie recipe (my sons’ favorite) in my files and the sound of her laughter in my heart. Much love to you all. 

Dear Donna, Linda, and Michael,  
I send my deepest sympathies and love to you.  The loss of my friend, Patsy, has left a big hole in my heart. She was like a sister to me. Little did I know in 1951 when she first walked into the salon where I worked that I would be making her hair look pretty for the next 68 years! Nor did I realize what a wonderful gift of friendship this encounter would bring. As young mothers we enjoyed taking our children to swim at the pool. As our children grew older, Patsy was involved and helpful with 2 of my children's weddings. Patsy and I spent almost every Friday together for the last 20 years.  Those who visited in Patsy's home never left empty handed, usually with a gift that she had made herself.  She would also share the message of salvation with those who entered her home.  We experienced many happy times together--attending her Sunday School socials, Women's Ministry events, and the annual Singing Christmas Tree, to name a few. Patsy had the gift of being  a friend to others. I am going to miss her very much and I'm looking forward to seeing her again in heaven!

Mike and family, please accept Linda and my condolences on the passing of your mother. Your were blessed with a wonderful mom. May God bless and comfort you. - Steve Moss

I had good memories of pasty she was a very nice person and always had a smile on her face and was very friendly to other people I'm sure goin to miss her but she is in a better place with our heavenly father

We still have baby blankets she sewed!   We will always remember how she was always so sweet and cheerful.

We would like to send our sympathies to the family of our beloved neighbor Patsy Brantley.   We moved into the house next door to her in 1997.  She was so kind as to send us a card every year for our wedding Anniversary.  She was so sweet,  we will miss her. May the family find strength during this most difficult time.  She loved each of you  dearly, and spoke of each of you lovingly during almost every conversation we ever had with her.   She was a talented , God loving,  family loving kind woman.  May God welcome her into His kingdom, I have no doubt she is happy to be reunited with the love of her life,Jack.

Patsy was one of those people you love at first meeting.  As Directors of the the Early Bird class we heard from many that Patsy  was the sweetest Early Bird of them all.  She is held in high regard as one of our special patriarchs.  We all looked forward to her special towels.  Her smile held the spirit of her absolute trust in the Lord.  We will miss her more than words can say, but know she is in her true home.

I met Patsy (a time or two) because of my great friendship with her daughter, Donna, but I got to know her through the stories Donna, and Bethany told.  

She leaves a legacy of faith, strength, generosity, and crafts.  

Baby sock corsages for expecting moms, wedding decorations, seasonal oven towels, baby blankets, you name it, Patsy joyfully provided  it......for anyone.  My children, grandchildren, and myself all recipients of her kindness.

She will be missed.

Hugs and prayers to her entire family, I love you all.






Such a wonderful. Christian lady. Praying for the family. Jesus has spread his arms to receive her in heaven. Angels have surrounded her. 

Oh, how we love you all. Lifting you all up to our sweet Father who  catches all of your tears and calms your hearts. She is certainly singing His praise right now. In that we have  great hope. Love you all,
Amy and Family 

I remember coming into Patsy’s living room and she was making salvation bracelets. All the beads in specific location and color on her TV tray. She was always soo excited about the stories we told about sharing Christ using  these bracelets.  She is a wonderful example how even though she could barely see she devoted her life to  sharing Christ anyway she could.  Hunter and I loved her soo much !!

OBITUARY

Patsy Jean Brantley

February 24, 1929 – April 22, 2020

Laurel Land Funeral Home & Memorial Park

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