Hazel Pattison

What an amazing, precious lady. Hazel made a lasting impact on Jody and I that will last us our lifetimes. We are sure that her impact on the children and grandchildren will be missed in the daily parts of your lives, but the wonderful fun and guidance she shared with you all, will sit front and direct in your memories. Nanny was one of a kind for sure.

Mrs. Pattison was our one and only Cub Scout leader. Wow. She was perfect then and great to all of Ben's friends for all of her life time. I am so grateful that she came in to my life. I will never forget how excited we would be when we ran in to Oshmans to see her. She would drop everything so she could talk to us.

Don Marshall

Going to miss you Miss Hazel. Enjoyed working with you for over 28 years. You were always a blessing to see at the Beaumont office and had a heart and passion for us all. Love ya, Big Mike

My memories of Aunt Hazel are from the time we were much younger. She was always very up beat and easy to visit with. Most recently our visits were limited to the telephone. I have been blessed with the family God gave me.

She was a wonderful woman, very wise and cheerful. She had a long and rewarding life and the whole family deeply appreciated her.

I am so sorry for your loss. Hazel was a wonderful lady. I really enjoyed talking and visiting with her. My prayers are with the family.

I am so sorry to hear about Hazel. Will be praying during your difficult time. She will be truly missed.

Hazel was a dear sister and we all will miss her more than I can put into words..My children all loved her, as did everyone who knew her. She and my other sisters (all passed) and I used to vacation together, and what fun we had!! We will miss her.

Hazel was a good friend and sister to my Mother. She speaks fondly of her often. I enjoyed Hazel's sense of humor and frank way of speaking. Godspeed Aunt Hazel. ������

Hazel was always so sweet and kind to me and I really loved being around her. I loved her red hair! Hazel and my dad worked together at Oshman's in the Gateway Center. Hazel would show me all the new things Oshman's would get in to sell. She was quite a lady.

Brian White