PATRICIA ANN TOOMEY
PATRICIA ANN TOOMEY- Patsy, Mom, Aunt Patsy and Nana Patsy went ahead of us today, to make a place for the rest of her family on Monday November 13, 2017 Webster, Texas at the age of 83.
Born OCTOBER 2, 1934 in Revere, MA to Lillian Boyd McKinley and Harry Lancelot McKinley.
Patsy was the Captain of the Cheerleaders at Immaculate Conception High School in Revere, MA. She was an Amazing Seamstress, softball player, swimmer and loved being on the water. Patsy was a Nurse and cared for everyone in mind, body and soul. Mom loved being around people, always looking forward to the next social event, dancing, sewing for everyone, loved her children, grandchildren and her great grandchildren. Patsy loved to Dance and Entertain family, Friends and newly made friends. She was the President of numerous Women’s Organizations and Guilds. Patsy was a LEADER who nurtured aspiring Invincible Leaders.
Patsy is preceded in death by her parents Harry & Lillian, brothers James, George, Johnny, Ernie, Hucka, Billy, sisters Marie, Maisie and Delphene and Dolly with her precious baby girl, Jean Patricia, twin of Joan Marie (Toomey) Moyer, along with her large Irish Family in Boston, New England and scattered around the USA.
Pat is survived by her loving husband, William Benjamin Toomey, sons William and wife Sheila and Edward and wife Laurie Toomey, daughters Joan (Toomey) and husband David Moyer, Patricia (Toomey) Kelly, Barbara (Toomey) Ruchie, Maureen(Toomey) Schwartz and Kathleen and her husband William Morrison Chamberlain. Grandchildren William and wife Dr. Courtney(Hayes) Toomey II , Jennifer (Toomey)and husband Eric Turman, Erin (Toomey) and husband Justin Henson, Julia (Toomey)and husband Robert Nickell, Melissa (Toomey) and husband Scott Martens , Casey Toomey, Danielle (Toomey) and husband David Edwards, Katie (Moyer) and husband Patrick Disher, Mary-Pat Moyer, David Moyer, Michael and Liza Kelly, Warren H. Ruchie III and Ryan Toomey Ruchie, Renee and Sam Schwartz, and Sean, Nicholas and wife Martha (Cavazos) and Max Chamberlain. With 16 Great Grandchildren Patsy was the Matriarch of her Prolific Clan.
Funeral Services and a Celebration of her Life will be:
November 24, 2017, Friday at 1:00 pm
St. Mary Catholic Church
1612 E Walker St, League City, TX 77573
(281) 332-3031
https://g.co/kgs/rRPUqp
FLOWERS to Patsy Who LOVED RED FLOWERS !!!
DONATIONS, American Heart Association
Yes, how lucky you all were to have shared this woman during her time on this earth. Looks like she is leaving a big void in this world and certainly your immediate world. To Bill, Sheila and the entire Toomey clan, our heartfelt condolences. My nephew wrote when my mother passed, “When a family loses someone, they must move together and close the gap.” It took all eleven family members to close her gap. It’s a good thing there are so many more of you. She left some big shoes to fill. You are all in our thoughts and prayers
Debbie and Ron
We are very saddened by Patsy’s passing and she will be truly missed. Today and always Patsy will be in our hearts and memories.
Patsy Watsy the most INCREDIBLE Mother a person could ever be Blessed to have had in any lifetime. You are the most brilliant, beautiful, caring, giving, compassionate, loving person I will ever meet in any lifetime – here and eternally. You taught me everything I know about style and grace and always succeeding at anything and everything life can present. There was never an end to your brilliance and achievements. I am the model of you and have, and always will, know exactly how to make everyone around me happy first, as you showed us all to do. Always giving to others so they are happy before you – a true Mother, ETERNALLY…I love you always and forever – I LOVE YOU MORE !!! XXXOXOOOXOXOOX….
Aunt Patsy was truly a unique woman. I’m sure the McKinley clan is having one heck of a party up in Heaven!!!! The many happy memories will hopefully help everyone get through these sad days.
Love to all,
Kathleen, Mae and Lill
Pat and Bill brought so much joy to our parents and the entire Floyd household, particularly after they moved back to Revere for a second time. Pat was funny and frank, always with a smile and a friendly word for everyone. Though I wish our parents Leo and Jane were still here to extend their personal condolences, it’s gratifying to think that there’s one more voice singing Five-Foot-Two Eyes of Blue and Roll Out the Barrel as my father plays the piano in a better place. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Bill and all the Toomeys in this time of sorrow. May she rest in peace (but still have a very good time).