Birth date: Oct 3, 1943 Death date: Aug 13, 2014
Patsy Walker Eitelman, age 70, a resident of Butterfield Trail Village, went to be with her lord on August 13, 2014. Pasty , a retired missionary, is survived by her husband of 52 years, Ray Eitelman; she is also survived by her d Read Obituary
Ray, Julie and family:So sorry to hear about Patsy. I will always remember your love for people, singing, and for me.
Ray and Julie,I am so very sorry for your deep loss. My prayers are with your family. Julie Roetzel
Dear Ray,The 10 years that Suzanne and I had to serve with you and Patsy in Togo were a privilege for us. From the first time we met you and Patsy at the West African Baptist Conference Center in Lome to when Patsy made two little red and white checkered dresses for Sarah Joy and Rebekah for Christmas we have been so blessed to have known you and Patsy.Patsy has gone to heaven to be with our Savior and I look forward to seeing her again one day.We love you,John and Suzanne
Ray, we feel so blessed that we had the opportunity to get to know you and Patsy. Many will miss her sweet smile, but none more than you, so we are praying you will be bathed in God's love and comfort as you reflect on precious memories. We rejoice with you in knowing she is in the presence of her Lord and Savior, who no doubt greeted her with "well done good and faithful servant".
Cher Pasteur Ray,Je viens d'apprendre par les Bitner que notre chère Patsy est allée se reposer ... Que Celui qui l'a accueillie vous console, vous et votre famille. Avec toute ma sympathie et mes bons souvenirs.Je garderai toujours en mémoire votre hospitalité dans votre maison (si fraiche et accueillante) lors de mon arrivée à Sokodé et particulièrement les bons moments avec Patsy.Guilaine MazzoniPS. Merci pour toutes les photos qui me permettent de me souvenir ...
Ray & family, I had the privilege of meeting Patsy when she came down to HealthCare at Butterfield Trail... this is where I found out how sweet and caring Ms. Patsy was. I enjoyed coming to work everyday knowing that she was there and I enjoyed being her caregiver for the majority of her stay down in Healthcare and the special care unit. I will never forget her sweet smile... please accept my condolences in this difficult time.
Ray,I am so sorry. Please accept my deepest condolences.
Dear Uncle Ray, Julie and family,You and Aunt Patsy are true heroes of the faith. Serving, no matter the cost. I fondly remember you on your ukulele and Aunt Patsy doing a skit about following so closely that you step in "poop". Much love to you and yours!
Ray, What an honor it was to know you and Patsy and a privilege to watch you both serve our Lord. We are praying that He will be your strength and comfort in these days.Lucy and Larry Driggers
Ray - we are saddened by the news of Patsy's passing but celebrate the knowledge of her presence with her Lord. She had a quiet,gentle spirit & was a faithful servant. Please know we have you & your sweet family in our prayers.James & Diane Strayhorn, Fayetteville
