Patricia Doehring went peacefully home to be with the Lord on Tuesday, May 13, 2014. Pat was preceded in death by her parents, James and Clara Stansbury, and by her sister, Jacqueline Battista, and brother, Gerald Stansbury.
Pat is survived by her loving husband, Wilbur Doehring, and her eight children: Karen Foshee, Kathy Bertram, Karla Montano, Sandra Maxey, Don Miller, Brenda Brown, Debbie Wesley, and David Doehring.
She was ‘Memaw’ to twenty-four grandchildren:
Jacob Foshee, Bethany Foshee, Phillip Foshee
Joseph Phelps, Charles Bertram
James Montano, Laura Thamaravelil
Jonathan Anderson, Alyssa Burge, Jordan Anderson, Micah Broussard, Cady Broussard, Megan Broussard, Nicholas Broussard, Ethan Maxey, Jessie Maxey, Erika Maxey
Kyle Miller
Kristin Antenen, Matthew Brown
Breanna Boyd , TJ Boyd, Devin Wesley
Kennith Doehring
And ten great-grandchildren:
Jeremy Montano, Jireh
Her family is blessed with the legacy of her life. A life filled with her love, patience, guidance and godliness. We will miss being a recipient of one of her many hugs and kisses!
In lieu of flowers, the family is asking that donations be made to Alzheimer’s research via checks made payable to ‘NARFE/Alzheimer's,’ and mailed to Mrs. Frances Luna, Texas Federation Alzheimer's Coordinator, 1508 Georgina Street, Rosenberg, TX 77471. You may contact Mrs. Luna at franceal@juno.com or 281-342-5949.
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You can close your eyes and pray that Pat will come back
Or ... you can open your eyes and see all that she has left
Your heart can seem empty, because you can't see her.
Or ... you can be full of the love that you shared.
You can turn your back on tomorrow - and live the yesterdays
Or ... you can be happy for tomorrow - because of the yesterdays.
You can remember her - and only that she is gone.
Or ... you can cherish her memories - and let them live on.
You can cry - and close your mind -
be empty, and turn your back,
Or ... you can do what we think she would want:
smile - open your eyes - love.
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St. Mary's Catholic Church (Plantersville)
St. Mary's Catholic Church (Plantersville)
St. Mary's Catholic Church (Plantersville)
St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery
Patricia Doehring went peacefully home to be with the Lord on Tuesday, May 13, 2014. Pat was preceded in death by her parents, James and Clara Stansbury, and by her sister, Jacqueline Battista, and brother, Gerald Stansbury.
Pat is survived by her loving husband, Wilbur Doehring, and her eight children: Karen Foshee, Kathy Bertram, Karla Montano, Sandra Maxey, Don Miller, Brenda Brown, Debbie Wesley, and David Doehring.
She was ‘Memaw’ to twenty-four grandchildren:
Jacob Foshee, Bethany Foshee, Phillip Foshee
Joseph Phelps, Charles Bertram
James Montano, Laura Thamaravelil
Jonathan Anderson, Alyssa Burge, Jordan Anderson, Micah Broussard, Cady Broussard, Megan Broussard, Nicholas Broussard, Ethan Maxey, Jessie Maxey, Erika Maxey
Kyle Miller
Kristin Antenen, Matthew Brown
Breanna Boyd , TJ Boyd, Devin Wesley
Kennith Doehring
And ten great-grandchildren:
Jeremy Montano, Jireh
Slaughter, Ty Montano, Kade Shackelford
Emily Thamaravelil, Elijah Thamaravelil
Kelcey Burge
Tyler Ritter
Brynn Bertram, Priecly Bertram
Her family is blessed with the legacy of her life. A life filled with her love, patience, guidance and godliness. We will miss being a recipient of one of her many hugs and kisses!
In lieu of flowers, the family is asking that donations be made to Alzheimer’s research via checks made payable to ‘NARFE/Alzheimer's,’ and mailed to Mrs. Frances Luna, Texas Federation Alzheimer's Coordinator, 1508 Georgina Street, Rosenberg, TX 77471. You may contact Mrs. Luna at franceal@juno.com or 281-342-5949.
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You can close your eyes and pray that Pat will come back
Or ... you can open your eyes and see all that she has left
Your heart can seem empty, because you can't see her.
Or ... you can be full of the love that you shared.
You can turn your back on tomorrow - and live the yesterdays
Or ... you can be happy for tomorrow - because of the yesterdays.
You can remember her - and only that she is gone.
Or ... you can cherish her memories - and let them live on.
You can cry - and close your mind -
be empty, and turn your back,
Or ... you can do what we think she would want:
smile - open your eyes - love.
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I was blessed in my life to have had such a loving, gracious, and Godly mother. I look forward to the day when I will see her again... in God's heaven.
God's erode promises us an end to sickness, pain, and death. (Revelations21:3,4).(Isaiah 33:24).
Knoiin Pat for over 30 years as a sister in law I loved her dearly day by day. Pst and her brother were two of a kind. I know why she left us to join her brother Gerald who passed 6 days before. He loved her so. Blessings to her loving family so glad I got to be part of.
On behalf of my entire family, I want to thank you and your staff for your excellent and caring service.
Thank you for all you did to make our mother's funeral special, dignified, and easy for us.
I just can't express to you enough how much we appreciated the kindness and professionalism my family experienced with you and your staff.
Thank you for treating my beloved mother with honor and respect all throughout the process.
Our family will be forever grateful to the owner and staff at Beresford Funeral Services for the excellent services they provided to our family upon the death of our loved one. Everything went smoothly. The planning was easy with everything needed for the funeral provided on sight at reasonable prices with no pressure to spend more than planned. They were flexible with our personal plans, very kind, and considerate from beginning to end. We would definitely recommend Beresford Funeral Services to anyone in need of funeral services.
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