Birth date: Sep 22, 1938 Death date: Nov 3, 2009
Patricia L. Nash, 71, of Elkins, Arkansas, passed away Tuesday, November 3, 2009 in Springdale, Arkansas. She was born September 22, 1938 in Truman, Arkansas. The daughter of Arvile and Maybell (Ellis) Dangeau. She worked as a chi Read Obituary
Pat was my wife, Beverly's, cousin. She and their cousin Donnie were such a blessing to her parents in their later years. They came to things like their 50th anniversary and Richard's 80th birthday party. Richard always said Patricia and Donnie represented Agnes' entire family. She was always full of life and enthusiasm. It was a blessing to know her and she meant so much to all of us.
Pat has been a good friend since 2003 when we started going to movies with a group of friends in Little Rock. She was a loving and warm person who loved life. In 2008, we both moved to Fayetteville and she retired from her job working with children. I will greatly miss going to movies with Pat, going out to eat (she loved her Mai Tai), and sharing our joys and sorrows. We celebrated holidays and birthdays over the years. Rest in peace, dear friend.
Pat always inspired us at Trinity with her dedication and unselfishness to others, particularly those in the women's prison ministry. She was also part of our prayer circle and now remains in our prayers for her and all her family.
Dear Chuck,
I was heartbroken to hear about Pat's death. I want to extend my sympathy to you and to your family. She was my friend, and I loved her dearly. I know how she adored you and her grandbabies. She was an original; there was nobody like her. I will miss her terribly - and I will cherish her memory.
Sincerely,
Karen McCoy
Charles and Family,
We knew Pat through Trinity United Methodist Church in Little Rock. I especially remember Pat for her "beanie" hats and her beautiful smile.
She solely organized a cookie drive among our church members for the prisoners in the Arkansas Penal System. Unfortunately, that effort went away upon her moving to Elkins to be closer to you and her grandchildren.
We pray that the time she was able to spend with you was precious.
May God Bless you.
Mike McWilliams
With love and sympathy to the family.
Love Aunt Marie
I was sorry to hear about Pat's accident. She was a very good, loving person. She had a very outgoing personality which enabled her to meet and talk with any stranger as if she had known him/her all of her life. We traveled a lot together to Kileen, Texas, New Orleans, Mexico, Grand Bahama Island, Disney World, Hawaii, and many trips to Gulf Shores, Alabama. We talked a lot about our family. She had a lot of good things happen in her life, but she also had a lot of heartach and disappointments, but she always kept an optimistic attitude--much more so than I would have had if these things had occured to me. I did and still do love Pat even though we did sometimes have our differences. Family members sometimes have differences, but the love between them is still there. I will really miss Pat and the good times we had together. Donnie
Pat was always a blessing to be around. I learned so much from her and soon learned she could be such a spiritual advisor. Pat was so strong in her faith and was a mentor to me. I loved her dearly! Pat, I look forward to seeing you in Heaven!
Pat was a special lady and we loved her very much. There will forever be a hole in our extended family that can never be filled.
I was so sorry to hear about Pat's death. She was such a delightful, caring person. And I always enjoyed our visits and conversations. I know she will be greatly missed by many people. May God's presence give you the strength needed at this time.
