Death date: Aug 17, 2008
Clifton C. Patterson, age 93, of Elyria, passed away Sunday, August 17, 2008, at his home, following a long illness. Born in Blue Ridge, Georgia, he was a resident of Elyria for over 20 years moving from Avon. Mr. Patterson worked Read Obituary
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36625 Center Ridge Road, North Ridgeville OH 44039
Donna, Diane, Kenny & Darlene, At this time of loss May you know God's compassion God's grace and God's love. - Your Dad was a strong, loving, wonderful Christain man. One only had to talk to him once to know how much he loved the Lord and his family. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this time. Love, Your Cousin Burnette
Aunt Maggie, My thoughs and prayers are with you as you mourn the death of your beloved Clifton. Almost 68 years of marriage is a true testamony to your love for each other and what a blessed life you two have had. May the love of God surround you during this time of sorrow. Your Gibby Family and many from Uncle John Gibby's Family in North Carolina are remembering you in prayer. May God Bless you always. Love Burnette & Gerald Hill
Jesus apparently just finished Brother Patterson's Mansion soon after we left his side - and called him home to be with Him. Since then he has already begun to see the Glory that is Heaven, his Saviour and his Heavenly Father and await those of his family and friends who who like him, have repented and then accepted by faith the free gift of eternal salvation. Although missed by those of us here - by God's Amazing Grace we'll certainly be together, longer than we're apart. Till then, our love for you and your family is strengthened by our memories of your testimony and faithfulness.
I'm sorry to here about Great Grandpa Patterson. I know that he is now with God and in a much better place. If anyone needs anything, please know that I am here to help out as much as I can. Sorry I was unable to make it to the service, please know that I have the whole family in my prayers.
With my deepest sympathy, Austin D. Conner
