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Eva Glo Patterson

1934 - 2024

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Ryan Batson uploaded photo(s)

Saturday, January 20, 2024

It is hard to believe that Sissy is gone. We loved her very much and she will be missed. Sissy and Pat were like grandparents to us and am thankful for her love and care. "I lift up my eyes to the mountains, where does my help come from? My help comes from the Lord, the Maker of heaven and earth." - Psalm 121:1-2.

outdoorsman335@comcast.net Posted Jan 21, 2024 at 1:16 PM

Wonderful pic Ryan

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Billy Gould lit a candle

Friday, January 19, 2024

I wish I could be there with all of you tomorrow, but Aunt Eva and all of you will be in my thoughts and prayers! When I remember Aunt Eva, there is only one word that will suffice - LOVE! She lived and breathed to LOVE each and every day. Whether it was Uncle Pat and the 63 years they were together, her mom and dad, her 14 brothers and sisters and their spouses, her 40 plus nieces and nephews and their families or her many friends, neighbors and church family, she always had an unlimited capacity to LOVE every one of them. After my mom's death (her sister) at the very young age of 54 in 1980, I had promised her the night before she passed that I would always stay in touch with her family. And it was only natural that I gravitated to Aunt Eva as my main contact in the family because of all the LOVE that eminated from her. I will deeply and sorely miss my weekly phone call with Aunt Eva where we had uplifting conversations about life and love that ALWAYS ended with "I LOVE YOU" and "I LOVE YOU TOO"! And just as she always waved goodbye to us from her front kitchen window when we left her home after a visit, now I wave goodbye to her as she makes that journey to rejoin Uncle Pat and all her family she loved so dearly. Rest in peace forever my beloved aunt!

Michelle Boone lit a candle

Friday, January 19, 2024

I had the pleasure of meeting Aunt Eva and Uncle Pat by way of my husband Daniel (they called him Danny) Such sweet human beings with a big heart for Jesus. ❤️ I know “Danny” lived with them for a while when he was a toddler and Aunt Eva certainly had big love for him. First time I met them they made me feel like I was part of the family. I’ll miss you Aunt Eva and I love you!

Ryan Batson uploaded photo(s)

Thursday, January 18, 2024

It is hard to believe that Sissy is gone. I loved her very much. Sissy and Pat have always been like another set of grandparents to us and I am grateful for that. I will miss them very much and will look forward to being reunited with them with Jesus one day.

Jason Tackett posted a symbolic gesture

Thursday, January 18, 2024

There are very few like Aunt Eva. From my earliest memory to my last she has always been such a truly joyful, loving, and giving woman. Always so honestly concerned with whatever was concerning you. If you were hurt she was just as hurt as you and if you were happy then you were going to become even happier from her reactions as you explain your happiness. She truly felt everything and was SO SO SO genuine in her reactions. There was never a visit where I arrived and she wasn’t right there to greet me with that beautiful smile, a kiss, and a hug. This wasn’t no ordinary hug, this was a hug from Aunt Eva. You could feel the love from her before she ever reached you to give that hug. The true look of joy on her face, along with how fast she came over to give it and the way she just kind of squeezed as if she hadn’t seen you in years. When in all actuality, you had just seen her a few days ago. It didn’t matter! They were always the same! Just as her greeting was always the same, so was your departure from Aunt Eva & Uncle Pats. One more great smile, a kiss, and a hug goodbye. Now once you were out that door you knew it wasn’t completely good bye yet. You knew whether you got right in the car and pulled off or you took 15 minutes getting things situated before you drove off, she would be right there in that window possibly blowing you a kiss but always waving goodbye with that beautiful smile one last time. I will never forget all of my wonderful times with her beautiful soul. My brother and I spent a lot of wonderful time over there as children and as young men until we left the state. Words can’t explain how deeply you will be missed but I know where you are and that brings some light to this unfortunate day.. love you Aunt Eva.

outdoorsman335@comcast.net Posted Jan 19, 2024 at 11:01 PM

Truly a beautiful and accurate account of time spent with aunt Eva.

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14032 Northline Road

Southgate, Michigan, United States

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Molnar Funeral Home - Southgate Chapel

14032 Northline Road

Southgate, Michigan, United States

(734)285-1515

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Flat Rock, Michigan, United States

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Eva Glo Patterson

1934 - 2024

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