The passing of Patti is so very sad. She was a wonderful co-worker. Always with a smile and willing to pitch in wherever needed. She was so smart you definitely wanted her on your team to solve the many problems of an antiquated system. Patti tried years and years  to get back to her beloved Louisville home.  Happy she got to spend the time she did with her family and friends. May you find peace in knowing she loved her family dearly.

Patti was a wonderful friend and neighbor to us for over twenty years.   She was one of the kindest and most genuine people  we were blessed to know.  She had an infectious laugh, gentle personality and was always such a pleasure to be around.  

Our hearts go out to Wayne, Chad and Todd during this difficult time.

Much Love,

Tommy, Kelly, Taylor & Janelle Hall

Patti was a constant, stable force in everything she was connected with. I will always remember her from Southern High School advanced classes and Track & Field. Patti's laugh was infectious; I loved her beautiful, happy freckles.

I knew Patti during our time at HRC and she was a wonderful person to know kind friendly and always courteous to all I will miss you my friend.

So whenever you write something like this for a friend or family member - sometimes you glorify that person in your memory to help ease the pain for their kids and spouse. But with Patti, no glorifying is needed. Patti was the epitome of the word friend.  She was an amazing Mom and wife.  She was the most kind, sweet, humble and above all the most non-judgmental person I knew.  She never complained.  She had the patience of a saint.  She never talked bad about anyone.  Actually, the exact opposite, she always found good in everyone. In college, I knew by just having her as a roommate that she’d one day make the greatest Mom.  She just had that mom-quality about her.  I could go months without talking to Patti and we’d connect or share a funny text between us and it was like I was right back at EKU living in Telford Hall with her.  She was just that kind of friend.  We truly lost a key member of our tribe of women and the pain is real. 

I can’t believe I’ve known her since I was 19 years old.  She’s been such a fixture in our lives that it’s hard to recognize life without her. This will be a long and hard road for everyone.  But for her boys and hubby… this will be the hardest. I’m sending all the love and good healing vibes and blessings I can find  to them  because there’s no way around the hole she’s created in their lives.  The positive is the memories and the blessing of her life will live on in them and all of us she touched. Those wings will look amazing on you Patti… because we all know you’re an angel.  

Much love and condolences 

Lynn Adrian

I want to extend my condolences to Wayne and the Boys. Patti was such a great person and I am happy the Lord allowed us to cross paths. She was a joy to work with and our office was blessed by her presence.  Although we worked hard our Team laughed and enjoyed great friendship. Patti will surely be missed. My big birthday twin sister was an awesome person. I will keep you all in my prayers during this tough time. Blessings, peace and mercy to you all.

Humbly, 

Barry

Wayne,  Chad , and Todd,

Everyone who knew Patti loved her. She was the glue that held us all together. When my phone rang and it was from Patti, I knew there was important info coming in. She could have been a spy, she collected info and if you needed any info, call Patti. Sometimes it was bad news, sometimes it was joyous news. 

Memories  of our girls’ trips are probably my favorite. Also , going to a bar at Eastern and Patti was dancing and singing “Chaka Khan.” 
She loved that song … I hope someone can put together “Patti’s Favorites.”  Don’t  forget “Run for the Roses.”

I’m so sorry for your loss, from the bottom of my heart. Many people have cried this week. When the 0G Bunco Girls arrive, there may be sobbing. We will all come together for Patti because we loved her so much and we want to be there to love and support you. ❤️

Suzi Metz Dolt

I’m so sorry to hear of Patti’s passing and regret we didn’t connect more over the years. We were childhood friends and I spent many nights at her house and loved hanging out with my “tomboy” friend! Our parents were good friends. She was always kind and I remember how we would put every single stuffed animal and doll to bed before we went to sleep! I know you will  all miss her . You are in my prayers!

We lost a dear friend and our hearts are broken.  From the moment we met Patti, we knew she was the kindest, the most unselfish, honest, strongest, most compassionate person there was.  She was such a beautiful person, friend, wife, and mother. 

Patti never had a bad thing to say about anyone. She adored her husband, her boys, family, and friends.  Just look at her beautiful sons!  Such loving and caring souls that her and Wayne created!

As challenging as life is and as hard as it has been for her, Patti never made it about her.  She never complained, never wanted attention, was always “ok”, and quick to talk about sports or to ask about our family and how they were doing.  We had 40 + years of friendship and I truly wish it could have been so much more.

God gained an angel.  You will be forever missed Patricia Ann!  We love you!!  Mike and Teri

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Patti was preceded in death by her parents, Franklin &amp; Gay Frazier.


Left to cherish her memory is her loving husband, Wayne Jackson; sons, Chad and Todd Jackson; plus, a host of other relatives and dear friends to mourn her passing.

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Patti Jackson

30 June, 1964 – 25 November, 2024

Arch L. Heady and Son Funeral Home & Cremation Services

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