Not a day goes by that I don’t think of you or Dion, Donna or Daisy!  You were like a second mom to me and your family like family!  You are very loved and missed!  Love to the Ayala family!  Amanda

So many Memories...
Aunt Pat
I'm Dearly going to Miss You

From watching me at the age of five to traveling with all the family, family dinners, picnics, camping, long rides to just look at the scenery.

Your Smile and Laughter will never be forgotten.

It has been my privilege and honor to be allowed to spend moments with her as a Hospice chaplain. I was deeply moved by her testimony of God's redemption, from no hope to a glorious hope of being in the presence of her Savior. May the Lord comfort the family and fill your hearts with the hope and joy of resurrection. 
Chaplain Ted

You will always be in my heart,untill we meet in paradise. Star 

Thanks for being our mom all those years! Rest in peace.

Mom (Patsy), when I first met you , you had greeted me with a beautiful smile. I felt so welcomed in your home, along with your sister beside you. It was a pleasure meeting you both. 
And every time I would swing by, I always enjoyed our conversations. Mom you have such a beautiful and such giving family you have brought up, and may we all meet up again in heaven. 

You were always with us growing up- we loved going to your house- or going to the waterfall, camping, camping with the spiders, vacations. All memories that are a great treasure.
Love and miss you! 
Aunt (uncle) Pat 

I have fond memories of when my cousin Bobby Ayala and myself, 
we were just kids , we stayed overnight at there home when they were just married. My Uncle John would get his guitar and my he and my Aunt Pat would sing to us.
  Now they are all together singing again , worshipping God. We pray blessings and His Peace and the whole family!
Mark and Geneva Alvarado

Thank You for all the years with our family!!! You were loved and will be missed! Walking in the mountains!  Picnics and coffee and MENUDO!!!

We so enjoyed the time We were able to spend with you all, while visiting in Phoenix . Aunt Pat making cactus and eggs for breakfast, was A memory I’ll now treasure.  Her voice and laughter just lit up the room. RIP peace aunt Pat.  Love Ricky and Kerry.  

My aunt Pat had the most beautiful smile and contagious laugh! Her heart was pure, she loved life and she loved her family.     I shall miss her dearly. 

My favorite thing about my Tia was her smile. She always had a smile and a hug for me. Her laugh was contagious. She was one of the sweetest people you’d ever meet and when told you she loved you, she meant it. I was so fortunate to be able to hear her say it one last time. I love you Aunt Pat. I know you rest in the  arms of the Lord. 

Your mama would call uncle Tony and uncle Dan when ever she made menudo. They loved her menudo! She would always have something different for aunt Ginny and me, as we are not menudo eaters.
Your daddy and mama would come over and we would play monopoly and sing songs all night, early 70's. 

Patsy was the definition of love. Love is patient and kind; love does not envy or boast; it is not arrogant
or rude. It does not insist on its own way; it is not irritable or resentful;
6it does not rejoice at wrongdoing, but rejoices with the truth.
Love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things. 1Cor13.4-7 I love her and will see her one day in heave. 

Patsy had a smile that was beautiful and lit up a room.  She had one of the sweetest personalities of anyone I know.  Her love for God and her family glowed on her face. She raised beautiful, kind children. I will miss her very much. 

I remember Aunt Patsy’s laugh. Loud and vivacious. And she was so beautiful. I’m praying for you Dion, Donna, and Daisy.  I love you all.

Mom, 
Thank you for being my Mom and teaching me how to love. The journey of life with you has been amazing; all the way to your last whisper of love. Just know I will do my best in this life. I am comforted with the thought your with Dad. 
My sweetest memory is us singing , “Paper Roses”, while you washed clothes. ❤️ DoDa

I will always remember her beautiful smile, when ever I would see her. Her eyes would always light up, and she would greet you will true warmth and love. I remember being at a function, and I walked up to her. She smiled, and said, “oh, good! Someone I know”! It made me laugh.  I’m so so glad her children inherited her smile, warmth, and love. She will live on, through them.

I am so sorry about your Mom!  She was such a neat lady!  Always had a smile on her face no matter what!  So many good memories! You are all in my thoughts and prayers! Amanda  

OBITUARY

Patsy Ayala

January 23, 1945 – May 26, 2020

Swan-Law Funeral Directors

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