Neil Frank Pasco's Obituary
Neil Frank Pasco was born in Springfield, Tennessee on December 11, 1942, the third and youngest child of Ray Edwin Pasco of Owasso, Michigan, and Bernadine May Humphrey Pasco of Bremerton, Washington. He is survived by his wife of forty-eight years Cathie Hayes Green Pasco in Miami, Oklahoma and their children: Barb DeGraw and her late husband Walt of Grey Cliff, Montana; Jamie Heupel (Darrell) of Laurel, Montana; John Jacob Pasco (Raedawn) of Billings, Montana; John Webster Pasco (Maria) of Killeen, Texas; Tracey Pasco (Jason) of Sioux City, Iowa; Chrisann Lamb (Gregg) of Miami, Oklahoma. He is also survived by Grandchildren; Joshua, Matt, Sean, Gordon, Bailee, Johnny, Monica, Rayanna, and Ronan. Great Grandchildren ; Erykah, Abbey, Gabrial, Johnny, Monica, and Chase.
During his lifetime, he lived in many places -- North and South Dakota, Arkansas to name a few. Born in Tennessee, he traveled with his parents to Montana where he formed a love for his Mountains and Pines. It was in Montana where he began and finished his schooling with a Masters degree in Special Education. It is also in Montana where he met the wonderful woman who became both his life and his wife for forty-eight years. During those few years of marriage she helped him create a family. The home being always where we lived where we set down roots. Children who have gone on to be both a blessing and a source of his pride in the lives they have all created for themselves.
Services are 1:00 PM Thursday, March 8, 2018 at First United Methodist Church in Miami with Reverend Mark Rickman officiating. Military Rites will be performed by Fort Sill’s Funeral Honors Team. Services are under the care of Brown-Winters Funeral Home and Cremation Service in Miami.
Friends and family may send the family notes of encouragement by viewing Mr. Pasco’s Tribute Page at www.brown-winters.com.
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