1934
2005
Funeral: 11 a.m. Monday at College Hill Church of Christ, 7447 College Circle, North Richland Hills, Robert Waller officiating. Burial: Bluebonnet Hills Memorial Park. Visitation: 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home.
Pat was born March 8, 1934, in Lake Charles, La. He retired from Bell Helicopter after 45 years of service. He was a longtime faithful member of College Hill Church of Christ.
The family wishes to thank Vitas Hospice for the wonderful loving care and attention. Dorsey Moore, R.N., was a special gift to our family. Thank you.
Survivors: Wife, Judy Pennington; sons, Greg Pennington and wife, Kelly, and Vance Pennington and wife Sandy; daughters, Patti Thomas and husband, Terry, Teenya Flud and husband, Dexter, and Tammy Day and husband, Craig; 11 grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
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Beth Hunnicutt
April 25, 2005
Judy and Family:
How can I put into words what I feel? I'm deeply saddened for your loss but happy for Pat's gain. Can you imagine the trip Pat took when God called his name--through our atmosphere, past many planets, stars, moons and galaxies into the very throne room of heaven to be met personnaly by Jesus who made this trip possible by taking our place on the cross, bearing our sins, and defeating our spiritual death by his resurrection.
Just think, Pat is well and probably much younger than we are--everything in perfection. Perfect eyesight, perfect teeth, perfect health, perfect mentality (minus the old sin nature we battle every waking hour), and perfect happiness. I am only sad for us because we have to endure the separation from our loved one. But, if you think about it, we are only one breath away--and some day God wil call our name. Oh, what a reunion that will be! But in the mean time God blesses us with a wonder "fragrance of memories" to carry us along until me meet again.
Love to you and yours!
Beth Hunnicutt
Don Phillips
April 23, 2005
All my sympathy to one of my best friends. You'll be missed.
TERRY ROBERTS
April 23, 2005
VANCE AND PENNINGTON FAMILY,
SORRY TO HEAR OF YOUR GREAT LOSS. TAKE CARE AND WISH YOU THE BEST.
TERRY ROBERTS
jo bosley
April 23, 2005
Condolences and thanks for allowing me to share in the care of your loved one. God bless you all and keep you always. JO
ARLENE HOWINGTON
April 23, 2005
PAT IS 'SAFE in the ARMS OF JESUS'. AUNT ARLENE
Irma & Gene Adams & family
April 22, 2005
For my dear cousin, Pat, and his brother, mother, and his family. God Knows, God Loves, God Cares, and so do we. Heaven is nearer, dearer and sweeter, as another of our loved ones are waiting for us.
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