Patricia Sams Meeks
November 22, 1941 ~ December 15, 2005
Resided in:
Candler, NC
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Patricia Sams Meeks, 64, of 388 Curtis Creek Road, Candler, died Thursday, December 15, 2005, at the Brian Center, Weaverville.
Mrs. Meeks was born in Haywood County and was a daughter of the late Jesse Howell and Martha Ullom Sams. She was a member of White Rock Baptist Church.
Surviving are her son, Steven Meeks and his wife, Sandy, of Marshall and one grandson, Michael Meeks.
Funeral services will be at 2:00 p.m. Sunday in the Patton Avenue chapel of Groce Funeral Home with the Revs. Roy Kilby and Greg Metcalf officiating. Burial will be at White Rock Baptist Church Cemetery.
Her family will receive friends at the funeral home one hour prior to the service and request that memorials be made to Samaritan’s Purse, PO Box 3000, Boone, NC 28607.
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Steve – There’s not a memory of my mid-teens and twenties that don’t have Pat in them. She was a great friend to me and the other kids she raised. I owe her my thanks for all the time she spent with me teaching me to crochet, cooking for us and just letting me have a place to be. I know she will find great piece in heaven, she has earned it. I loved your mother greatly and will remember her always – My prayers are with your family now while you go thru this loss. Love Tammy Carver Case.
I am so sorry for the loss of your Mom…You have been a son that has brought many blessings into your mother’s life..Remember that someday you will be reunited through your faith in Christ..I am here as your friend when you need to talk..
My cousin Patty was a beautiful baby, and grew to be a beautiful lady. She had some struggles along the way, but she always had a great smile and attitude. I know she’s in a better place. love Mary Ellen
Steve, Please accept my sympathy at this sad time, the lost of your Mother. I count it a Blessing to have met her one time. with deepest sympatly Inis Caldwell
Steve, Please accept our deepest sympathy on the loss of your Mother. Although we never met her. We have heard she was one great lady. Love & prayers Frank & Evelyn Worley
Steve, I grew up with your Mother and I am saddened at your loss. She and I are about the same age and shared many exploits. I know she is proud of you and your family. Rest assured that she is in a far better place, and we, too, hope to see her again there.
Steve and Michael I sure do hate to hear about Pat. It has been a long time since I have seen her, and I really regret it. She made my Teenage years unforgetable. Thank you so much for sharing her with me.I will miss her. If there is anything that I can do please let me know . Cindy
Steve, we are so sorry to hear that your mother passed, we love seeing and being with her at our few family reunions. I am sure glad I got to meet her.
Steve–sorry to hear about Patty. She was a very dear cousin whom I loved very much. Wished I could have been there for you. Cleate & Carol
When I was a small child, in 2nd grade, we lived in N.C. in a very small house above where Patty Lynn lived. Times were tough and both Granny and Grandpa (Norman and Pauline Morgan) had to take a job at Enka. After school, I used to ride the bus to Patty Lynn’s house and stay with her until Grandma picked me up. I remember baking cakes, canning pickles, helping pick from the garden, making pizza, watching Steven. I have wonderful memories of Patty Lynn; laughter and smiles and never a harsh word. God has another angel in Heaven.