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A graveside service will be held at 10 a.m. on Saturday, September 21, 2024, at Nances Creek Cemetery. Rev. Garry Brown will officiate.
Survived by:
Daughter: Leigh Anne Smith (Tommy)
Son: Terry Frost
Granddaughters: Hilary (Jeremy); Haleigh; Lindsey
Great-grandchildren: Rylee and Easton
Nieces: Lisa Tucker (Ray); Kerry Turner (Jarrod)
Nephews: Micheal Hyatt and Patrick Comer
Sister: Peggy Penny
Brother in Law: Morris Penny
Preceded in death by:
Husband: Travis Frost
Grandson: Dylan Moody
Parents: Luther and Juanita Lusk Hyatt
Grandparents: Emmett and Bertha Lusk; Coke and Nannie Cross Hyatt
Brother and Sister-in-law: Allen and Alice Hyatt Sister: Sandra Comer Welch
Brothers-in-law: Jackie Comer and Jim Welch
She retired from JSU Library in 2006 after 28 years of service. She also volunteered and worked at White Plains Elementary School Library until 2015. Patsy was a member of Nances Creek Baptist Church and served in the Children's Ministry. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorial contributions be made to the Nances Creek Cemetery Fund, c/o Harold Ponder, 1377 Old Rocky Ridge Road, Jacksonville, AL 36265
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