Obituary for Patsy Gann Brewer
Patsy Gann Brewer, a beloved resident of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, passed away on September 8, 2023, at the age of 85. She was born on July 2, 1938, in Okmulgee, Oklahoma, to the late Donald Smith and Florene Ragsdale. Patsy's life was one marked by unwavering devotion, love, and selflessness.
Patsy was a devoted wife to her late husband, James T. Brewer, who pursued a career as a major league baseball player. Throughout Jim's career, Patsy stood by his side, offering unwavering support and encouragement. She would later be a pillar of support for her three children, Mark Brewer, Scott Brewer, and Shanan Brewer-Owen, championing them in every endeavor they pursued. Her boundless encouragement and belief in their potential served as a constant source of inspiration, nurturing their growth and fostering their individual passions. Patsy's love and support knew no bounds, and her family always came first.
At home, Patsy was the heart and soul of her household. She tirelessly prepared home-cooked meals and created a warm and loving environment where her family thrived. Her dedication to her loved ones was unwavering, and her nurturing spirit was a cornerstone of her family's life.
Patsy was a proud resident of Broken Arrow and an active participant in numerous community projects. Her commitment to her community was truly commendable, and she made a lasting impact through her selfless contributions.
For over 30 years, Patsy dedicated herself to the field of education, where her love for children shone brightly. She was passionate about helping children learn and excel, and she left an indelible mark on the lives of countless students. Her compassion and willingness to go above and beyond for those in her care made her a beloved figure in the education system.
Patsy was not only caring and compassionate but also known for her sense of humor and her playful, ornery nature. Her laughter was infectious, and her ability to find joy in life's simple pleasures brought happiness to all who knew her.
Patsy Gann Brewer touched the lives of many with her love, warmth, and generosity. She leaves behind a legacy of devotion to her family, her community, and her passion for education. Her memory will forever be cherished by those who had the privilege of knowing her.
She was preceded in passing by her parents, Donald Smith, and Florene and H.K Ragsdale; and her beloved husband, James T. Brewer.
She is survived by her children; Mark Brewer, Scott Brewer, and Shanan Brewer-Owen; her daughter-in-law, Brenda Brewer; her grandchildren, Kasey Brewer, and her husband, Henry, Meghan Barton and her husband, Terry, Andy Brewer and his wife, Bailee, Geoffrey Brewer and his wife, Catherine, Tyler Owen, Taussen Brewer, Bryson Owen, and Kennedy Owen; her great-grandchildren, Kailee, Rylee, Nolan, and Cecilia; her brother, Ken Ragsdale and his wife, Toni; her brother, Jim Ragsdale, and his wife, Tonya, and a host of family and friends who will continue to carry her spirit forward. In honoring her memory, let us remember the laughter, love, and boundless kindness she brought into our lives.
Patsy Gann Brewer, a beloved resident of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, passed away on September 8, 2023, at the age of 85. She was born on July 2, 1938, in Okmulgee, Oklahoma, to the late Donald Smith and Florene Ragsdale. Patsy's life was one marked by unwavering devotion, love, and selflessness.
Patsy was a devoted wife to her late husband, James T. Brewer, who pursued a career as a major league baseball player. Throughout Jim's career, Patsy stood by his side, offering unwavering support and encouragement. She would later be a pillar of support for her three children, Mark Brewer, Scott Brewer, and Shanan Brewer-Owen, championing them in every endeavor they pursued. Her boundless encouragement and belief in their potential served as a constant source of inspiration, nurturing their growth and fostering their individual passions. Patsy's love and support knew no bounds, and her family always came first.
At home, Patsy was the heart and soul of her household. She tirelessly prepared home-cooked meals and created a warm and loving environment where her family thrived. Her dedication to her loved ones was unwavering, and her nurturing spirit was a cornerstone of her family's life.
Patsy was a proud resident of Broken Arrow and an active participant in numerous community projects. Her commitment to her community was truly commendable, and she made a lasting impact through her selfless contributions.
For over 30 years, Patsy dedicated herself to the field of education, where her love for children shone brightly. She was passionate about helping children learn and excel, and she left an indelible mark on the lives of countless students. Her compassion and willingness to go above and beyond for those in her care made her a beloved figure in the education system.
Patsy was not only caring and compassionate but also known for her sense of humor and her playful, ornery nature. Her laughter was infectious, and her ability to find joy in life's simple pleasures brought happiness to all who knew her.
Patsy Gann Brewer touched the lives of many with her love, warmth, and generosity. She leaves behind a legacy of devotion to her family, her community, and her passion for education. Her memory will forever be cherished by those who had the privilege of knowing her.
She was preceded in passing by her parents, Donald Smith, and Florene and H.K Ragsdale; and her beloved husband, James T. Brewer.
She is survived by her children; Mark Brewer, Scott Brewer, and Shanan Brewer-Owen; her daughter-in-law, Brenda Brewer; her grandchildren, Kasey Brewer, and her husband, Henry, Meghan Barton and her husband, Terry, Andy Brewer and his wife, Bailee, Geoffrey Brewer and his wife, Catherine, Tyler Owen, Taussen Brewer, Bryson Owen, and Kennedy Owen; her great-grandchildren, Kailee, Rylee, Nolan, and Cecilia; her brother, Ken Ragsdale and his wife, Toni; her brother, Jim Ragsdale, and his wife, Tonya, and a host of family and friends who will continue to carry her spirit forward. In honoring her memory, let us remember the laughter, love, and boundless kindness she brought into our lives.
Obituary for Patsy Gann Brewer
Patsy Gann Brewer, a beloved resident of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, passed away on September 8, 2023, at the age of 85. She was born on July 2, 1938, in Okmulgee, Oklahoma, to the late Donald Smith and Florene Ragsdale. Patsy's life was one marked by unwavering devotion, love, and selflessness.
Patsy was a devoted wife to her late husband, James T. Brewer, who pursued a career as a major league baseball player. Throughout Jim's career, Patsy stood by his side, offering unwavering support and encouragement. She would later be a pillar of support for her three children, Mark Brewer, Scott Brewer, and Shanan Brewer-Owen, championing them in every endeavor they pursued. Her boundless encouragement and belief in their potential served as a constant source of inspiration, nurturing their growth and fostering their individual passions. Patsy's love and support knew no bounds, and her family always came first.
At home, Patsy was the heart and soul of her household. She tirelessly prepared home-cooked meals and created a warm and loving environment where her family thrived. Her dedication to her loved ones was unwavering, and her nurturing spirit was a cornerstone of her family's life.
Patsy was a proud resident of Broken Arrow and an active participant in numerous community projects. Her commitment to her community was truly commendable, and she made a lasting impact through her selfless contributions.
For over 30 years, Patsy dedicated herself to the field of education, where her love for children shone brightly. She was passionate about helping children learn and excel, and she left an indelible mark on the lives of countless students. Her compassion and willingness to go above and beyond for those in her care made her a beloved figure in the education system.
Patsy was not only caring and compassionate but also known for her sense of humor and her playful, ornery nature. Her laughter was infectious, and her ability to find joy in life's simple pleasures brought happiness to all who knew her.
Patsy Gann Brewer touched the lives of many with her love, warmth, and generosity. She leaves behind a legacy of devotion to her family, her community, and her passion for education. Her memory will forever be cherished by those who had the privilege of knowing her.
She was preceded in passing by her parents, Donald Smith, and Florene and H.K Ragsdale; and her beloved husband, James T. Brewer.
She is survived by her children; Mark Brewer, Scott Brewer, and Shanan Brewer-Owen; her daughter-in-law, Brenda Brewer; her grandchildren, Kasey Brewer, and her husband, Henry, Meghan Barton and her husband, Terry, Andy Brewer and his wife, Bailee, Geoffrey Brewer and his wife, Catherine, Tyler Owen, Taussen Brewer, Bryson Owen, and Kennedy Owen; her great-grandchildren, Kailee, Rylee, Nolan, and Cecilia; her brother, Ken Ragsdale and his wife, Toni; her brother, Jim Ragsdale, and his wife, Tonya, and a host of family and friends who will continue to carry her spirit forward. In honoring her memory, let us remember the laughter, love, and boundless kindness she brought into our lives.
Patsy Gann Brewer, a beloved resident of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, passed away on September 8, 2023, at the age of 85. She was born on July 2, 1938, in Okmulgee, Oklahoma, to the late Donald Smith and Florene Ragsdale. Patsy's life was one marked by unwavering devotion, love, and selflessness.
Patsy was a devoted wife to her late husband, James T. Brewer, who pursued a career as a major league baseball player. Throughout Jim's career, Patsy stood by his side, offering unwavering support and encouragement. She would later be a pillar of support for her three children, Mark Brewer, Scott Brewer, and Shanan Brewer-Owen, championing them in every endeavor they pursued. Her boundless encouragement and belief in their potential served as a constant source of inspiration, nurturing their growth and fostering their individual passions. Patsy's love and support knew no bounds, and her family always came first.
At home, Patsy was the heart and soul of her household. She tirelessly prepared home-cooked meals and created a warm and loving environment where her family thrived. Her dedication to her loved ones was unwavering, and her nurturing spirit was a cornerstone of her family's life.
Patsy was a proud resident of Broken Arrow and an active participant in numerous community projects. Her commitment to her community was truly commendable, and she made a lasting impact through her selfless contributions.
For over 30 years, Patsy dedicated herself to the field of education, where her love for children shone brightly. She was passionate about helping children learn and excel, and she left an indelible mark on the lives of countless students. Her compassion and willingness to go above and beyond for those in her care made her a beloved figure in the education system.
Patsy was not only caring and compassionate but also known for her sense of humor and her playful, ornery nature. Her laughter was infectious, and her ability to find joy in life's simple pleasures brought happiness to all who knew her.
Patsy Gann Brewer touched the lives of many with her love, warmth, and generosity. She leaves behind a legacy of devotion to her family, her community, and her passion for education. Her memory will forever be cherished by those who had the privilege of knowing her.
She was preceded in passing by her parents, Donald Smith, and Florene and H.K Ragsdale; and her beloved husband, James T. Brewer.
She is survived by her children; Mark Brewer, Scott Brewer, and Shanan Brewer-Owen; her daughter-in-law, Brenda Brewer; her grandchildren, Kasey Brewer, and her husband, Henry, Meghan Barton and her husband, Terry, Andy Brewer and his wife, Bailee, Geoffrey Brewer and his wife, Catherine, Tyler Owen, Taussen Brewer, Bryson Owen, and Kennedy Owen; her great-grandchildren, Kailee, Rylee, Nolan, and Cecilia; her brother, Ken Ragsdale and his wife, Toni; her brother, Jim Ragsdale, and his wife, Tonya, and a host of family and friends who will continue to carry her spirit forward. In honoring her memory, let us remember the laughter, love, and boundless kindness she brought into our lives.
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