Patricia Ames, 80, Battlefield, MO passed away on Monday, August 19, 2019, in her home. She was born February 24, 1939 in Whittier, CA, the daughter of Charles Day and Frances (Simpson) Day.
Patricia worked for the Marshfield School District as a guidance counselor for 25 years and received her Master’s Degree from Missouri State University in child guidance and counseling.
She was a member for 50 years at First and Calvary Presbyterian Church. She served as an elder and a deacon and was a 50-year member of the 49ers Church Class. Patricia volunteered with Friends of the Library and other organizations. Patricia loved to oil paint scenes of the places she had visited with her husband, John. She loved to garden in her flower beds.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, John Ames.
Patricia is survived by her son, Chris Ames and his wife, Flora; daughter, Janice Stokes; grandsons, Shane Stokes, and Nathan Stokes and wife, Daisy; and great grandchild, Jonah Stokes.
Private burial in Missouri Veterans Cemetery.
Patricia worked for the Marshfield School District as a guidance counselor for 25 years and received her Master’s Degree from Missouri State University in child guidance and counseling.
She was a member for 50 years at First and Calvary Presbyterian Church. She served as an elder and a deacon and was a 50-year member of the 49ers Church Class. Patricia volunteered with Friends of the Library and other organizations. Patricia loved to oil paint scenes of the places she had visited with her husband, John. She loved to garden in her flower beds.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, John Ames.
Patricia is survived by her son, Chris Ames and his wife, Flora; daughter, Janice Stokes; grandsons, Shane Stokes, and Nathan Stokes and wife, Daisy; and great grandchild, Jonah Stokes.
Private burial in Missouri Veterans Cemetery.
Patricia Ames, 80, Battlefield, MO passed away on Monday, August 19, 2019, in her home. She was born February 24, 1939 in Whittier, CA, the daughter of Charles Day and Frances (Simpson) Day.
Patricia worked for the Marshfield School District as a guidance counselor for 25 years and received her Master’s Degree from Missouri State University in child guidance and counseling.
She was a member for 50 years at First and Calvary Presbyterian Church. She served as an elder and a deacon and was a 50-year member of the 49ers Church Class. Patricia volunteered with Friends of the Library and other organizations. Patricia loved to oil paint scenes of the places she had visited with her husband, John. She loved to garden in her flower beds.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, John Ames.
Patricia is survived by her son, Chris Ames and his wife, Flora; daughter, Janice Stokes; grandsons, Shane Stokes, and Nathan Stokes and wife, Daisy; and great grandchild, Jonah Stokes.
Private burial in Missouri Veterans Cemetery.
Patricia worked for the Marshfield School District as a guidance counselor for 25 years and received her Master’s Degree from Missouri State University in child guidance and counseling.
She was a member for 50 years at First and Calvary Presbyterian Church. She served as an elder and a deacon and was a 50-year member of the 49ers Church Class. Patricia volunteered with Friends of the Library and other organizations. Patricia loved to oil paint scenes of the places she had visited with her husband, John. She loved to garden in her flower beds.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, John Ames.
Patricia is survived by her son, Chris Ames and his wife, Flora; daughter, Janice Stokes; grandsons, Shane Stokes, and Nathan Stokes and wife, Daisy; and great grandchild, Jonah Stokes.
Private burial in Missouri Veterans Cemetery.
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