Birth date: Aug 7, 1943 Death date: May 3, 2021
Patricia LaNell Reynolds, a resident of Bixby, passed away May 3, 2021 at the age of 77. She was born August 7, 1943 to Pat Raymond Smith and Zora Novelle (Witt) Smith in Dallas, Texas. After working for 30 years and retiring wit Read Obituary
Pat was a beautiful person on on and she is a beautiful Angel in heaven. I worked with Pat for many years at Toys R Us. She was loved by many of the customers, when she retired I had had many that would ask about Pat and why they hadn’t seen her. I will miss her smile, her kindness and the love she held for everyone! Now she gets to fly with the Angels!
Please know Tracy and Jim Hammons that you’re in our thoughts and prayers. My sincerest condolences for an incredibly great loss. I will never forget Grandma Pat.
Every time I visited the Studio she always greeted me with a hug and a smile. She always treated me like family. Her impact on the school will be greatly missed.
Have faith she will be with you every day.
Sincerely,
Jack & Karla DeSousa
Pat was a beautiful person inside and out. I never saw her without a smile on her face. I enjoyed working with her at Toys R Us, there was never an event that she didn’t volunteer to wear the Geoffrey costume. Pat loved interacting with the kids more than anything. Whether it was wearing that hot costume or working arts and crafts with the kiddos, she had just as much fun as the kids. This world lost a gift, and I am extremely sorry for her family and closest friends.
Karen Beard
Grandma Pat was the sun in any room. She always loved cuddling and playing with our little girl everytime we came to the MAA school and she was the one who held her little
sister few moments after she was born :) We loved her dearly. Her smile worked like medicine. Her positive attitude and good mood gave people a reason to just walk in and say hello. She will be missed by many.
Rest in peace, angel. We love you, Grandma Pat.
Being older Martial Arts students, my husband and I (especially me) often fizzled out before the kids did. Patty Cake was always there with a bottle of water and words of encouragement for us. She'd always tell us how great we had done at testing, (which was a huge stretch. I usually made my next belt by the skin of my teeth.) I don't think I ever heard a negative word come out of this wonderful woman. She always had good things to say about everyone she came in contact with. She was a shining example of what a good Christian is and should be. We hadn't seen Pat for 4 years since we moved. Had good intentions but last year kind of put a stop to them. We'll never forget this beautiful soul. May you rest in peace in the arms of Our Lord and Savior Patty Cake. We love you.
