Patsy Lee Norris Mitchell

To Ray and Family: I worked with Pat at Gilbarco for many years. She was always a "cut-up" and fun to be around. She loved to bring us red velvet cake at Thanksgiving. She will truly be missed. She is in a better place.

Ray and Family, I knew Patsy briefly and was amazed with her strength, passion for life and her love of family. My prayers are with you all. She will be greatly missed.

Pat and I took stained glass classes together. Hettie and Louise were with us. One day I was standing at my work station watching all of the ladies in the class and began to think of them as out version of the "Steele Magnolias" who came together in times of need. I suggested a name for the Tuesday morning stained glass class as the "Steele Magnolias plus One" I was the only guy in the class at the time. Pat was my special friend who loved her friends and could laugh about most any thing. I know that I will miss her greatly.

To Ray and the Norris family. You have my deepest sympathy at the death of Patsy. I often think about all the good times I, my sisters and all the Norris' had playing all around Shiloh Church/Alamance Rd. Wish we had been smart enough then to realize just how good those "good ole days were". Wonder how we ever had the money to buy candy at Mr. Black's store or at the Tyndall's barber shop. Patsy was a great friend and I'll always cherish the memories of our childhood. May God comfort all of you in the days and weeks ahead.

TO THE NORRIS FAMILY,
MY PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU IN YOUR TIME OF GRIEF. SO SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT PATTY.IT HAD BEEN AWHILE SINCE I SAW HER. BUT NEVER FOR GOT HER. JERRY WE LOSE MOM IN MARCH AND I HOPE YOU KNOW ALL OF US HAVE YOU AND YOUR FAMILY IN OUR PRAYERS.

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Pat was a great lady and the days I knew her as a quilting friend will always be cherished. I know that she is in Heaven and is free of all pain. She probably will be planting flowers or quilting to make Heaven even more beautiful when we all get there to chat with her again. My thoughts and prayers are with everyone that knew her because with will truly miss her smiling face. A friend, Debbie Bullins