IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Patsy Ann 'Pat' Gattis

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Nov 28, 1929 — Sep 8, 2016

Obituary

Patsy Ann "Pat" Gattis Haga, 86, of Rockwall, formerly of Garden City, Kansas, former long-time resident of Irving, Texas, died Thursday, September 8, 2016 at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Rockwall. Born November 28, 1929 in Anna, Texas, she was the daughter of Jesse Eugene Gattis and Emma Florence Lambert Gattis. She married Ronald Lee Haga May 29, 1954 in Dallas. She worked for Southwestern Bell, General Motors, and the Irving Independent School District. She and Ronald owned and operated Baker Sprinkler Systems for many years in Irving. They were charter members of Plymouth Park United Methodist Church in Irving. After her husbands death in 2001, she moved to Kansas to live with her daughter and family. She became a member of Garden City Presbyterian Church there. She returned to Texas ten months ago and lived in Rockwall. Pat was a member of the Dal-Cliff Chapter Order of Eastern Star, Chapter X PEO, and was a Girl Scout leader for more than ten years. Preceded in death by her husband; parents; sisters, Opal Harris and Bettye James; brothers, Othal, Jesse Eugene, Jr., Truett, and Rob Gattis; and nieces, Glenda Wright and Kathy Alexander, she is survived by her daughter Lee Ann Shrader and husband Gary of Garden City, Kansas; a granddaughter, Alexandra Billinger of Mission, Kansas; nieces and nephews, Marsha Elliott of Rockwall, Sandra Anderson and husband Andy of Port Aransas, Mike Gattis and wife Peggy of Whitewright, Glen Gattis and wife Robin of Seagoville, Elizabeth Craver of Van Alstyne, Mona Orvig and husband Johnnie of Hillsboro, Jana Powell and husband Sam of Garland, and Larry Gattis of Spring, TX; and many grandnieces and grandnephews. Visitation and funeral were held at Plymouth Park United Methodist Church, 1615 West Airport Freeway in Irving. Burial followed at Oak Grove Memorial Gardens in Irving. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Friends of Lee Richardson Zoo in Garden City, Kansas or the Garden City Presbyterian Church.
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