Patsy Ann White

Patsy Ann "Granny" White, 89, passed away on February 5, 2025, in Tomball, Texas. Born on August 9, 1935, in Houston, Texas, Patsy lived a life filled with love, determination, and an undeniable spark that left a lasting impression on everyone she met.

Patsy built a successful career in commercial real estate and assisted living facilities, demonstrating both business expertise and a deep commitment to helping others find comfort and security in their later years. Her work reflected a caring nature and dedication to making a difference in the lives of many.

Beyond her professional achievements, Patsy was known for her feisty spirit and boundless energy. She never hesitated to speak her mind and always made sure those around her knew exactly how she felt. Despite this strong-willed nature, Patsy was also deeply loving and caring, qualities that shone through in the time spent with family and friends.

Patsy found joy in knitting and crocheting, creating beautiful pieces that carried warmth and love. She cherished camping trips with family, where laughter and stories were shared around the fire. Animals held a special place in Patsy's heart—especially her beloved dog, Ringo. Cooking was another passion; she delighted in preparing meals that brought people together.

Patsy's legacy lives on through her daughter, Sheryl Prescott; grandchildren Sean Lewing, Kelly Skinner, Kristin Keller, and Johna Mercado; and great-grandchildren Beau Edwards, Bentley Prescott, Kayden Skinner, Rilee Skinner, and Beckham Skinner. She is reunited in spirit with her late husbands, Floyd White and Frank Oxley, and her step daughter, Suzie Stewart.

A visitation will be held on Saturday, February 8, 2025, from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM at Forest Park Lawndale Funeral Home, located at 6900 Lawndale Street in Houston, Texas. A funeral service will follow at the same location from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM.

Patsy Ann "Granny" White will be remembered for her unwavering spirit, love for family, and the warmth she brought into every space she entered. Her memory will continue to bring comfort to those who knew her.