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Patsy Darnell Obituary
Patsy was born on September 21, 1941, to Don and Naoma Brittain in Manila, Arkansas.
Patsy loved to garden, she loved being with her grand kids, she loved to go yard selling, and she had a deep love for her church.
Patsy is survived by Granddaughter Ariel Darnell, grandsons, Taylor, Nicholas (Nikki), and Quentin (Mattie)Michel, A son Dewayne Darnell Along with a sister, Shirley (Leo)Deprow, sister, Bobbie (Smittey) Smith, Brother, Bullet (Jennifer) Brittain, Brother, Bill (Michelle) Brittain, sister Glenda (Michael) Gutterman, and one great grand kid Loralie Melissa Michel.
Patsy was preceded in death by her parents Don and Naoma Brittain, husband Delbert Darnell, 3 brothers Gene, Pete, and Jurl Brittain, one sister Debbie Rainwater, and one Daughter Melissa Michel.
Visitation will be held on Monday March 10th with a 12:00pm family visitation at Fowler-Sullivan Funeral Home in Poplar Bluff, MO. With a graveside service at 1:45pm at Little Brushy Cemetery.
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