Birth date: Dec 20, 1929 Death date: Mar 3, 2014
BRADYS PATRICIA BRUMFIELD, 84, of South Point, OH, died Monday, March 3, 2014, in St. Mary's Medical Center in Huntington, WV. Funeral services will be 11 AM Friday, March 7, 2014, at Schneider-Griffin Funeral Home with Pastor Jus Read Obituary
Mr & Mrs. Larry Collins lit a candle in memory of Bradys Patricia Brumfield
My aunt Pat always made me feel special and told me I was pretty. When I was a little girl I was allowed to play with breakable pretty nik nacs she had on shelves. I loved to hear her and my mom sing. I am sad and I will miss her.
I will miss Bradys. She and I use to talk on the phone a lot. I will miss that, and look forward to seeing her again when the Lords calls me home. Then we will set down and have a long talk. Until then I have many wonderful memories.
I didnt get to spend as much time with Aunt Pat as i would have like to but i love her and think of her often. She will be missed greatly by us. My mom, her sister, Lora, has told some great stories that will keep her with us forever.
Rest in peace.. Patsy.. You've given us good memories.
I have to many Memories to just pick one. There was not a day that goes by that granny wasn't there for someone and making them laugh, Her Beautiful smile will last For ever...Granny you will be missed, but I'm glad your not in pain anymore. All I have r memories & a picture in a frame. your memory is a keepsake, from which I'll never part. God has u in his arms. I have u in my heart. Luv u Granny Pat!!!! Love Ur Granddaughter MaryBeth!!!
My favorite memories of Bradys are the times we spent playing our guitars & singing. She never got too old to pick that guitar, and move those fingers. It will be hard to go down to Chesapeake and visit knowing that I won't have Bradys to play music with. That was the thing I looked forward to the most when Peanut and I were planning to go down for a visit before he passed away. My condolences to her family. I'll keep you all in my prayers that God will give you peace & comfort. That's what Bradys would want, and may she rest in peace. We'll be pickin' those guitars together and singing again in Heaven someday Bradys, and a whole lot better than we ever did here. Love, Margie Ferguson (Peanut's wife)
