Nettie Grace Patterson

1941 ∼ 2025

Nettie Grace Patterson

Nettie Grace Patterson, a dedicated nurse and beloved family member, passed away on July 25, 2025, at the age of 83. Born on October 2, 1941, Nettie spent her life devoted to caring for others, both in her professional capacity as a nurse and as a loving matriarch to her family.

Throughout her career, Nettie was known not only for her exceptional skills and commitment to her profession but also for the compassion she showed to her patients and peers alike. Her caring nature extended beyond the walls of the hospital, as she also nurtured her family with love and support.

Nettie is survived by her son, Lawrence Simmons; sister, Emma Harrison along with numerous grandchildren and a wide circle of family and friends who cherished her presence in their lives. Her warmth and kindness will be remembered fondly by all who had the privilege of knowing her.

As we reflect on Nettie's life, we celebrate her contributions as a healthcare professional and the indelible impact she made on her family and community. Her legacy of care, compassion, and unwavering love will continue to inspire those whose lives she touched.

Cremation is under the direction of Faith and Family Funeral Services of Batson, Texas. 

Condolences

Sandy Chain August 2, 2025
Aunt Grace I will always miss you until we meet again .. as a child I thought you were the neatest aunt ever and I can’t say it ever changed .. I was 8 years old when you came to Texas and you stayed with us until you and your husband got a house.. we had so much fun .. I had a chord organ you loved to play and we would sing our hearts out.. our get together always seemed to have music at the center.. Saturday nites at moms with a house full we would sing the house down and sing you could that beautiful voice you could had been a pro.. I know after Jesus the next one you wanted to find was your mom dad and of course your Bubba Art I know it was hard when he left this ol world because our times here at the his home place were far between how I missed you.. I know you suffered so much and are free now … until I see you again ♥️♥️♥️♥️
Malinda Crawford July 29, 2025
Aunt Grace, I will forever remember when you came to our house in Monroe City and drove our Bronco 2. You said driving that thing was like riding a Bronco. It herked and jerked like crazy. All that rode with you should have had whiplash. Everyone was fine, other than laughing so hard our stomachs hurt. I love and miss you dearly. You, momma, Uncle Art, Uncle Richard, Aunt Dorothy and Grandma Lurah are together again.