Larry Pat Anglin

Larry “Pat” Anglin, 77, of Colleyville, Texas went to be with Jesus on November 19th, 2019 surrounded by his wife and children at his home. He will be forever remembered, always loved, and cherished by family and friends.

Pat was born in Gorman, Texas on January 11, 1942. He was loved dearly by his parents Thoran “Tom” and Frankie Jo Anglin who provided every experience and luxury they could to Pat. He thrived under their love and care. Pat graduated from Andrews High School in 1960, then went on to attend Eastern New Mexico State University where he played football for the Greyhounds. After attending Tarleton State University and participating in ROTC, Sul Ross State University became his alma mater when he graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in 1965.

He is survived by his loving wife of 57 years, Kay Anglin; two sons, Todd Anglin, and wife Lisa; son Thad Anglin, and wife Sharon; five grandchildren Charlie Anglin and Tanya Reynosa, Natalie and husband Michael Hull, Logan and husband Carson Hatla, Kelsey and husband Zach Stewart, and Aaron Anglin; and so far four great-grandsons, Tyler Anglin, Cohen and Hudson Hatla, and Thoran Anglin. Pat was proceeded in death by his only daughter, Trisha Kay Anglin, his father, Thoran “Tom” Anglin, and mother, Frankie Jo Anglin, and infant brother, Baby Anglin.

He worked in the insurance and oil and gas industries for many successful years. His family, however, was always his top priority. He enjoyed spending time with his wife, parents, children, and grandchildren. He provided many opportunities for his children to succeed through FFA showing of Santa Gertrudis, Pee Wee football and beyond, from Playday rodeos to North Texas High School Rodeo Association Championships for his daughter, Trisha. On the informal side of judging, “PawPaw” would lovingly score his grandkids dives into the pool, dances and songs on the hearth with mostly nines and tens. After the boys were no longer playing football, Pat enjoyed high school football playoffs with them when possible. The family homestead, in Gorman, Texas was the first place where farming was a family affair growing vegetables and feeding the catfish in the pond. Pat and family took on ranching and hay production as a side hobby for several years providing a beautiful area of land for his family to enjoy for years to come. Pat enjoyed barbequing and having his family and holiday times. Pat was raised to the degree of Master Mason in the Andrews Lodge and a charter member of Scottish Rite in Fort Worth.

Visitation, Thursday November 21st, 6:00-8:00pm at Bluebonnet Hills Funeral Home, Colleyville, Texas.

Funeral Service will be held Friday, November 22nd, at Higginbotham Funeral Home in Gorman, Texas at 1:00 pm with graveside Masonic Service at 3:00 pm at Oakland Cemetery in Comanche County.