Patsy Fay Sebek

She's an amazing person.
I enjoyed our friendship. She gave it a challenge right at first. I'd have to say
Ms. Pat probably did think to much of me. Only at the start though.
But I didn't give in. The Lord kept her in my thoughts, in my prayers and on my heart.
I didn't always have time to bother her very long when we crossed paths. Because I wasn't sure if she would want to be bothered. So I'd just, at first wave or smile at her in church. Then when she moved I would drop a card or pop in to say hello and be on my way.
One day on the way by. I popped in and was Blessed to meet one of her daughter-in-laws. That made me feel so much more like family. It was the open door invitation that I needed to be comfortable about going by to sit with her from time to time. Not nearly as much as I would have liked to.
It was such an honor to sit and stay while with her. She was always vibrant and filled with the echoes of Christ during our visits. She would share stories of her family. Her love for each of them and her friends.
She didn't hesitate to tell me in the most loving way about her and her sister's many adventures. Everything from Bingo the room service calls. While living nextdoor to each. She expressed her love for her sister in a most comical way. As she would elaborate on how her sister would at times be getting after her about this that or the other thing.
Our long time acquaintance, had grown into a long term friendship, that has led to an eternal relationship. Known to me as Through Christ.
May you all be Blessed with the many Memories and moment's. God has provided you with during your time well- spent. Not only with Ms. Patsy Sebeck (My Forever Sister in Christ). But also with one another in the days and years ahead.
Amen
Please be reminded by Ms. Sebek's love for us. Of God's call to us.
to Love one another Always as Christ Loves You
Shawn A Edwards

Your Mom and my Mom (Gertie Williams Plant) were both born and raised in the Joe Lee/Rogers community. Your Mom and my Dad worked together at the VA. She has left wonderful memories with the people's lives she touched. Thank you for sharing her with us.

She was a coworker at the Temple VA. I remember her professionalism and helpful personality. I enjoyed communicating with her.. She would offer encouragement and motivation when I needed it the most. Patsy always had a smile for me wherever we would meet and she made me smile. I will always remember her pleasant personality and she was always positive with a great attitude about life. I would go to Patsy for advice and encouragement and I trusted her. I think if Patsy while we were employees at the VA and the pleasant times we spent together. When I left employment at the VA, Patsy gave me professional advice going forward. I always wanted to possess her good qualities as a person as she had many. She was my mentor.