Service will be Wednesday for Dr. Lance Patterson of Bartlesville, a Claremore native. He died Sunday, Oct. 2, 2003 in Bartlesville, where he had practiced dentistry the past four and a half years. Final rites will be 1 p.m. Wednesday at First Baptist Church in Claremore, where he was a member. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery, under direction of Musgrove-Merriott-Smith Funeral Service and Crematory. Visitation will be 1-8 p.m. today.
Dr. Patterson was born Nov. 25, 1970 in Claremore, the son of Ronald Dale and Molly Gale Redden Patterson. He graduated from Oologah High School in 1989 and graduated summa cum laude from University of Central Oklahoma, where he earned a degree in mortuary science and was a member of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. He decided on a career change and was accepted into the University of Oklahoma College of Dentistry, where he graduated in 1999. He purchased a practice in Bartlesville and moved there immediately after graduation. Since that time he purchased a second practice, combining the two. During high school and college he worked as a plumber with his father and for Musgrove-Merriott-Smith Funeral Service. He and Heather Dawn Dudley of Claremore were married Feb. 2, 1995, the
year he started dental college. Dr. Patterson was a jewelry designer and created designs in gold and silver. A devoted family man, he was involved with his four children, loved soccer and hockey, the OU Sooners, skiing in Colorado and going to Grand Lake with his family. A race car enthusiast, he had been making the family trip to the Indy 500 race since 1978.
Survivors are his wife, Heather, and children, Logan Bell and Parker, Brinkley and Barrett Patterson of the home in Bartlesville; parents, Ron and Molly Patterson and brother, Josh, of Claremore; grandparents, Maxine and Cecil Henninger of Bartlesville and William and Jackie Redden of Tahlequah; in-laws, John and Del Dudley of Claremore; and nieces, Seabring, Olivia, Tori, Kortlyn, Ashley and Felicia and nephews, Jonathan and Ryan.
Dr. Lance Wade Patterson
1970 - 2003
There is a season for
everything, a time for every
occupation under heaven.
A time for giving birth,
A time for dying,
A time for planting,
A time for uprooting
what has been planted.
A time for killing,
A time for healing;
A time for knocking down,
A time for building.
A time for tears,
A time for laughter;
A time for mourning,
A time for dancing.
A time for
throwing stones away,
A time for
gathering them up;
A time for embracing,
A time to
refrain from embracing.
A time for searching,
A time for losing;
A time for keeping.
A time for throwing away.
A time for tearing,
A time for sewing;
A time for keeping silent,
A time for speaking.
A time for loving,
A time for hating;
A time for war,
A time for peace.
(Ecclesiastes 3:1-8)
Dr. Patterson was born Nov. 25, 1970 in Claremore, the son of Ronald Dale and Molly Gale Redden Patterson. He graduated from Oologah High School in 1989 and graduated summa cum laude from University of Central Oklahoma, where he earned a degree in mortuary science and was a member of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. He decided on a career change and was accepted into the University of Oklahoma College of Dentistry, where he graduated in 1999. He purchased a practice in Bartlesville and moved there immediately after graduation. Since that time he purchased a second practice, combining the two. During high school and college he worked as a plumber with his father and for Musgrove-Merriott-Smith Funeral Service. He and Heather Dawn Dudley of Claremore were married Feb. 2, 1995, the
year he started dental college. Dr. Patterson was a jewelry designer and created designs in gold and silver. A devoted family man, he was involved with his four children, loved soccer and hockey, the OU Sooners, skiing in Colorado and going to Grand Lake with his family. A race car enthusiast, he had been making the family trip to the Indy 500 race since 1978.
Survivors are his wife, Heather, and children, Logan Bell and Parker, Brinkley and Barrett Patterson of the home in Bartlesville; parents, Ron and Molly Patterson and brother, Josh, of Claremore; grandparents, Maxine and Cecil Henninger of Bartlesville and William and Jackie Redden of Tahlequah; in-laws, John and Del Dudley of Claremore; and nieces, Seabring, Olivia, Tori, Kortlyn, Ashley and Felicia and nephews, Jonathan and Ryan.
Dr. Lance Wade Patterson
1970 - 2003
There is a season for
everything, a time for every
occupation under heaven.
A time for giving birth,
A time for dying,
A time for planting,
A time for uprooting
what has been planted.
A time for killing,
A time for healing;
A time for knocking down,
A time for building.
A time for tears,
A time for laughter;
A time for mourning,
A time for dancing.
A time for
throwing stones away,
A time for
gathering them up;
A time for embracing,
A time to
refrain from embracing.
A time for searching,
A time for losing;
A time for keeping.
A time for throwing away.
A time for tearing,
A time for sewing;
A time for keeping silent,
A time for speaking.
A time for loving,
A time for hating;
A time for war,
A time for peace.
(Ecclesiastes 3:1-8)
Service will be Wednesday for Dr. Lance Patterson of Bartlesville, a Claremore native. He died Sunday, Oct. 2, 2003 in Bartlesville, where he had practiced dentistry the past four and a half years. Final rites will be 1 p.m. Wednesday at First Baptist Church in Claremore, where he was a member. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery, under direction of Musgrove-Merriott-Smith Funeral Service and Crematory. Visitation will be 1-8 p.m. today.
Dr. Patterson was born Nov. 25, 1970 in Claremore, the son of Ronald Dale and Molly Gale Redden Patterson. He graduated from Oologah High School in 1989 and graduated summa cum laude from University of Central Oklahoma, where he earned a degree in mortuary science and was a member of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. He decided on a career change and was accepted into the University of Oklahoma College of Dentistry, where he graduated in 1999. He purchased a practice in Bartlesville and moved there immediately after graduation. Since that time he purchased a second practice, combining the two. During high school and college he worked as a plumber with his father and for Musgrove-Merriott-Smith Funeral Service. He and Heather Dawn Dudley of Claremore were married Feb. 2, 1995, the
year he started dental college. Dr. Patterson was a jewelry designer and created designs in gold and silver. A devoted family man, he was involved with his four children, loved soccer and hockey, the OU Sooners, skiing in Colorado and going to Grand Lake with his family. A race car enthusiast, he had been making the family trip to the Indy 500 race since 1978.
Survivors are his wife, Heather, and children, Logan Bell and Parker, Brinkley and Barrett Patterson of the home in Bartlesville; parents, Ron and Molly Patterson and brother, Josh, of Claremore; grandparents, Maxine and Cecil Henninger of Bartlesville and William and Jackie Redden of Tahlequah; in-laws, John and Del Dudley of Claremore; and nieces, Seabring, Olivia, Tori, Kortlyn, Ashley and Felicia and nephews, Jonathan and Ryan.
Dr. Lance Wade Patterson
1970 - 2003
There is a season for
everything, a time for every
occupation under heaven.
A time for giving birth,
A time for dying,
A time for planting,
A time for uprooting
what has been planted.
A time for killing,
A time for healing;
A time for knocking down,
A time for building.
A time for tears,
A time for laughter;
A time for mourning,
A time for dancing.
A time for
throwing stones away,
A time for
gathering them up;
A time for embracing,
A time to
refrain from embracing.
A time for searching,
A time for losing;
A time for keeping.
A time for throwing away.
A time for tearing,
A time for sewing;
A time for keeping silent,
A time for speaking.
A time for loving,
A time for hating;
A time for war,
A time for peace.
(Ecclesiastes 3:1-8)
Dr. Patterson was born Nov. 25, 1970 in Claremore, the son of Ronald Dale and Molly Gale Redden Patterson. He graduated from Oologah High School in 1989 and graduated summa cum laude from University of Central Oklahoma, where he earned a degree in mortuary science and was a member of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. He decided on a career change and was accepted into the University of Oklahoma College of Dentistry, where he graduated in 1999. He purchased a practice in Bartlesville and moved there immediately after graduation. Since that time he purchased a second practice, combining the two. During high school and college he worked as a plumber with his father and for Musgrove-Merriott-Smith Funeral Service. He and Heather Dawn Dudley of Claremore were married Feb. 2, 1995, the
year he started dental college. Dr. Patterson was a jewelry designer and created designs in gold and silver. A devoted family man, he was involved with his four children, loved soccer and hockey, the OU Sooners, skiing in Colorado and going to Grand Lake with his family. A race car enthusiast, he had been making the family trip to the Indy 500 race since 1978.
Survivors are his wife, Heather, and children, Logan Bell and Parker, Brinkley and Barrett Patterson of the home in Bartlesville; parents, Ron and Molly Patterson and brother, Josh, of Claremore; grandparents, Maxine and Cecil Henninger of Bartlesville and William and Jackie Redden of Tahlequah; in-laws, John and Del Dudley of Claremore; and nieces, Seabring, Olivia, Tori, Kortlyn, Ashley and Felicia and nephews, Jonathan and Ryan.
Dr. Lance Wade Patterson
1970 - 2003
There is a season for
everything, a time for every
occupation under heaven.
A time for giving birth,
A time for dying,
A time for planting,
A time for uprooting
what has been planted.
A time for killing,
A time for healing;
A time for knocking down,
A time for building.
A time for tears,
A time for laughter;
A time for mourning,
A time for dancing.
A time for
throwing stones away,
A time for
gathering them up;
A time for embracing,
A time to
refrain from embracing.
A time for searching,
A time for losing;
A time for keeping.
A time for throwing away.
A time for tearing,
A time for sewing;
A time for keeping silent,
A time for speaking.
A time for loving,
A time for hating;
A time for war,
A time for peace.
(Ecclesiastes 3:1-8)
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