Patsy Ann Bradshaw's Obituary
Patsy Ann Bradshaw, 85, of Eufaula, OK, passed away at her home on Sunday, November the 24th, 2024, after an extended illness.
Patsy married William Owen "Bill" Bradshaw in Muskogee Oklahoma on December 1, 1967. She was a homemaker who enjoyed sewing, baking, and craft making. She subsequently received her Real Estate agent's license and ultimately her Broker's license and had a successful career spanning over two decades.
Bill and Patsy moved to Midwest City, Oklahoma to raise their family until their older children graduated high school. They moved to Eufaula, Oklahoma in 1981 where they sold real estate for many years and eventually operated their own real estate office in nearby Longtown, Oklahoma. Upon retiring they moved to Ocean Shores, Mississippi where they built their dream home. After surviving the devastating Hurricane Katrina (2005) they re-built their home by hand, sold it, and returned to their residence of many years in Eufaula.
Patsy had a captivating smile and quick wit which she passed on to her children. She was a determined businesswoman who, along with her husband, worked hard to ensure that their family was safe and secure. She had a soft spot for animals and cared for an endless stream of pets that lived in their home throughout her lifetime.
Patsy is survived by her husband, Bill Bradshaw, her daughter, Angela Kaye Gist, her three grandsons, Dillon Michael Cleary, Nicholas Ray Cleary, and Louis Owen Luechtefeld. Patsy is also survived by her seven great-grandchildren, Luca Michael Ferreira Cleary, Emersyn Rose Cleary, Zoe Elizabeth Ferreira Cleary, Adelai Rae Cleary, Mila Veronica Ferreira Cleary, Cade Watson Cleary, and Benicio Ray Ferreira Cleary.
Patsy is predeceased by her parents Herbert and June Rose Hardy, her brother Bobby Joe Hardy, her sister Mary Catherine Harris, and her sons Robert Michael Cleary and Mark Ray Williams.
She was laid to rest in the Seneca Cemetery.
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