Patricia Eulene was born on December 6, 1931 to Robert and Iva Smith McGee in City and State. Patricia married the love of her life, Edward Rackley at in Clovis, NM.
She was a prayer warrior, played the organ and piano and sang at church. My mom was a devoted, loving mother. She helped provide for her family by working full and part time at S and Q Clothiers and J. C. Penny. She also worked at the Pancake House. She was adventurous and willing to try out new things like learning to drive a motorcycle, snorkeling, and swimming with the dolphins.
I remember one year the family was short of cash so she hocked the family vacuum to attend the fair. She made Christmas special for everyone. Her grand kids were also the love of her life. She was willing to give beyond her means. She had the ability to make cloudy days bright.
Survivors include her son, Dale Rackley; daughter, Vicki Tyson and husband, Jimmy; granddaughter, Rachelle Ceay and husband, Chad; grandson, Ronnie Tyson; two great-granddaughters, Brittany and Brooklyn Tyson; brother, Ronnie McGee and wife, Dora; numerous nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Edward Rackley; son, Gary Rackley; daughter-in-Law, Carol Rackley; brothers, Harold Dale and Patrick McGee.
She was a prayer warrior, played the organ and piano and sang at church. My mom was a devoted, loving mother. She helped provide for her family by working full and part time at S and Q Clothiers and J. C. Penny. She also worked at the Pancake House. She was adventurous and willing to try out new things like learning to drive a motorcycle, snorkeling, and swimming with the dolphins.
I remember one year the family was short of cash so she hocked the family vacuum to attend the fair. She made Christmas special for everyone. Her grand kids were also the love of her life. She was willing to give beyond her means. She had the ability to make cloudy days bright.
Survivors include her son, Dale Rackley; daughter, Vicki Tyson and husband, Jimmy; granddaughter, Rachelle Ceay and husband, Chad; grandson, Ronnie Tyson; two great-granddaughters, Brittany and Brooklyn Tyson; brother, Ronnie McGee and wife, Dora; numerous nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Edward Rackley; son, Gary Rackley; daughter-in-Law, Carol Rackley; brothers, Harold Dale and Patrick McGee.
Patricia Eulene was born on December 6, 1931 to Robert and Iva Smith McGee in City and State. Patricia married the love of her life, Edward Rackley at in Clovis, NM.
She was a prayer warrior, played the organ and piano and sang at church. My mom was a devoted, loving mother. She helped provide for her family by working full and part time at S and Q Clothiers and J. C. Penny. She also worked at the Pancake House. She was adventurous and willing to try out new things like learning to drive a motorcycle, snorkeling, and swimming with the dolphins.
I remember one year the family was short of cash so she hocked the family vacuum to attend the fair. She made Christmas special for everyone. Her grand kids were also the love of her life. She was willing to give beyond her means. She had the ability to make cloudy days bright.
Survivors include her son, Dale Rackley; daughter, Vicki Tyson and husband, Jimmy; granddaughter, Rachelle Ceay and husband, Chad; grandson, Ronnie Tyson; two great-granddaughters, Brittany and Brooklyn Tyson; brother, Ronnie McGee and wife, Dora; numerous nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Edward Rackley; son, Gary Rackley; daughter-in-Law, Carol Rackley; brothers, Harold Dale and Patrick McGee.
She was a prayer warrior, played the organ and piano and sang at church. My mom was a devoted, loving mother. She helped provide for her family by working full and part time at S and Q Clothiers and J. C. Penny. She also worked at the Pancake House. She was adventurous and willing to try out new things like learning to drive a motorcycle, snorkeling, and swimming with the dolphins.
I remember one year the family was short of cash so she hocked the family vacuum to attend the fair. She made Christmas special for everyone. Her grand kids were also the love of her life. She was willing to give beyond her means. She had the ability to make cloudy days bright.
Survivors include her son, Dale Rackley; daughter, Vicki Tyson and husband, Jimmy; granddaughter, Rachelle Ceay and husband, Chad; grandson, Ronnie Tyson; two great-granddaughters, Brittany and Brooklyn Tyson; brother, Ronnie McGee and wife, Dora; numerous nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Edward Rackley; son, Gary Rackley; daughter-in-Law, Carol Rackley; brothers, Harold Dale and Patrick McGee.
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