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Edith Patricia Cooper Powitzky

Edith Powitzky Obituary

EDITH PATRICIA (PAT) COOPER POWITZKY was born March 30, 1922 to David and Edith Cooper in Westoff, Texas. She went to live with her Lord on July 10, 2004. She loved her Lord & Savior Jesus Christ, her family, her church and her friends so very much. Her family was her pride and joy. She is survived by her husband of 64 years, Calvin E. Powitzky, Sr., Pasadena; three sons, David E. Powitzky and wife Carol, Pasadena; Calvin E. Powitzky, Jr. and wife Patricia, Friendswood; Dr. Robert J. Powitzky, Oklahoma City. She was lovingly called "Nannie" by her seven grandchildren, Rachel Steely and husband Clay; John Powitzky and wife Kristi; Drs. Eric Powitzky and wife Amy; Dayna Owen and husband Cody; Jania Deary; Erin Johnson and husband David; Rosser Powitzky; nine great-grandchildren, Samantha and Caroline Steely; Connor and Cullen Powitzky; Benjamin Powitzky; Canon and Caden Owen; Tyler and Caleb Deary. She is also survived by two sisters, Gerry Davison; May McManus and husband Doyle, as well as many nieces and nephews. Pat retired from Exxon Company, U.S.A. in 1985. She was a charter member of South Main Baptist Church, Pasadena, where she taught Sunday School for many years, and was past-president of Women's Missionary Union. She was past-president of Exxon Toastmistress Club and past president of Pasadena Reading Club. She loved to travel and had traveled to ten countries outside the United States. Her greatest joy was that all her children and grandchildren became Christians. Visitation will be Monday, July 12, 2004, 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Grandview Funeral Home, 8501 Spencer Highway, Pasadena, Funeral services will be Tuesday, July 13, 2004 at 3:00 P.M. at South Main Baptist Church, Pasadena. Interment will follow at Forest Park East, League City. For those so desiring, memorial contributions may be given to South Main Baptist Church, Pasadena in the name of Pat Powitzky. The family wishes to express its gratitude to Dr. Eric Burnicker, Medical Clinic of Houston, as well as, Debbie Lyles, R.N. and staff at Odyssey Healthcare.

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Published by Houston Chronicle from Jul. 11 to Jul. 12, 2004.

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Janet Clark

July 19, 2004

My thoughts and prayers are with all of you.



Janet Clark

PHS Class of 1958

Claud Clark's Daughter

Kenny, Connie, Lindsey & Slayton Strube

July 14, 2004

Our thoughts & prayers are with all of you. Nannie was such a wonderful lady.

James and Sheri Howard

July 13, 2004

Your family is in our prayers.

Peggy Carnell

July 13, 2004

Dear David,



I was so sorry to read about your Mother. My sympathies to you and your family.



Sincerely,

Peggy Tittle Carnell

PHS Class of '58

Debbie Barmore-Eudy

July 12, 2004

Dear Powitzky Family:



I so loved Pat and loved listening to her at church and just being around her. She definitely had a way with words and could always make me smile. She possessed a wonderful, sweet spirit and touched many lives. I will always remember her committment to her Lord and her church. My condolences to the family. May God comfort you and give you strength.

J.O. & Mary Nell Lane

July 12, 2004

We share in your loss of Nannie. We were blessed to have known her and will miss her presence.



Love to all of the family.



J.O. & Mary Nell

Sherry Dominguez

July 11, 2004

My deepest sympathy goes out to all of Mrs. Powitzky's family. I remember her well from my childhood growing up on Live Oak Street in Pasadena.

Scott Stone

July 11, 2004

We were very sad to learn of Mrs. Powitzky's death.



During our 20 years in Pasadena we always thought very highly of the family. Before moving to Texas we spent many years in the lumber and building materials business in Alabama.

Scott and Marguerite Stone

formerly with Pasadena National Bank, currently District Govenor for Rotary International (D-6860)

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