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Patsy Ann Rippy Bond

Salt Lake City, Utah

1948 - 2019

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Patsy Ann Rippy BondJan 24, 1948 ~ Dec 3, 2019Born Jan.24,1948 in Oklahoma City, OK. and raised by her loving grandmother Dixie Walton (Niney) in Shawnee, OK., she left this earthly existence on Dec. 3, 2019 after a long and courageous battle with health issues. Patsy was an accomplished pianist...

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I had the good fortune of playing match against Patsy when I was in Junior High School in my home town of Ada, Oklahoma. Her first serve was like a tennis ball being shot out of a rocket. Needless to say I lost the match, but I knew even then that she was destined for tennis greatnesses. I am so very sorry to read of her passing.

My wife Linda a I were really lucky and fortunate to have been neighbors with Ken and Patsy. Both such heartwarming and wonderful people, always friendly and welcoming. Ken we are so sorry for your loss, Patsy will be missed by all of us.

Stan and Linda Burt

Patsy was a Shawnee Star in more ways than just being an outstanding tennis player. She also was very pretty and very nice. And she was the best typist at Shawnee High! Before one of our bigger SHS Class Reunions, I was helping locate classmates, update our records, and send out invitations. During a very enjoyable phone conversation with Patsy, I told her she was "Our Sweet Little Blonde Angel". I could hear the smile on her face when she replied that she'd never been called an Angel...

Dear Ken, I am so sorry for your loss. Patsy will be missed. I'm so glad that I got to know her. I will cherish the memories. Hope to see you soon down here in Southern Utah.

Your neighbor, Linda Ames.

I was lucky enough to build a home for Patsy and Kenneth in Southern Utah a few years ago. My heart aches for Ken at this loss. She was a beautiful lady inside and out. I'm sure she will be sorely missed by many and excitedly embraced by many loved ones on the other side that have gone on before here. Sad partings and happy reunions. May the Lord bless and comfort us all in this time of temporary loss and separation. Thank you Patsy for you wonderful life that blessed so many.
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Condolences from Oklahoma. Patsy came for a couple of visits and stayed with my mom. We told old stories of Her days in Shawnee, her old tennis coach Paul Duffield, and her accomplishments. She was a sweet lady.

I remember this sweet young girl. We grew up in the same neighborhood. Her cousin Judy was my close friend. Patsy overcame many obstacles in her life, and accomplished many things. My sympathies to her loved ones.

I was fortunate enough to take tennis lessons from Patsy in Shawnee the summer of 1969. She taught me so much, and was such a lovely person. Because of the love of tennis she instilled in me, I continued to play until an injury sidelined me when I was 60.
My condolences to her family. Gone too soon. But know she touched the lives of many in a very positive way.

May God's promise found in John 6:40, of the hope to see our loved ones again, comfort your heart and give you peace, strength, and hope in the days ahead.