Mary Anne “Sally” Pattengill, 81, of Waco, passed away Wednesday, April 2nd, 2014. A Memorial Visitation will take place from 6 – 8 pm, Tuesday, April 8th, at Lake Shore Funeral Home, 5201 Steinbeck Bend in Waco. A private cremation will take place at a later time. Thoughts and memories may be shared in the online Guest Book at www.LakeShoreFuneralHome.com.
Sally was born on October 8, 1932 to Verne and Helen (Strom) Logbeck in McPherson, KS. Sally worked in banking most of her life as a bookkeeper and retired as a bank officer at the Lake Air National Bank in Waco, Texas.
She was a state officer of and a Board Member of the National Arthritis Foundation. She was actively involved with the Waco Arthritis Foundation where she also taught water exercises at the first-everArthritis Foundation Aquatic Program. Sally was also Past President of the American Business Woman’s Association and enjoyed music and was an accomplished organist.
She was preceded in death by her parents;
She is survived by her husband of nearly 64 years, Wally Pattengill of Waco; one son, Barry Pattengill and wife Rebecca of Waco; a daughter, Janell Pattengill and husband Corky Rhyne of Leander; one grandson, Mark Pattengill; two granddaughters, Rachel Rhyne, and Victoria Ashby and fiancé Justin Duarte; 2 great-grandchildren, Brenna and Nicholas Ashby; four brothers, Jim Logbeck, Wayne Logbeck, Delbert Logbeck, and Frank Logbeck; one sister, Martha Exline; as well as many nieces, nephews, and other family members.
Memorials in Sally’s honor can be made to the Waco” Heart of Texas” branch of the Arthritis Foundation, http://www.arthritis.org.
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Our hearts, thoughts, and prayers go out to the Pattengill family in the loss of Mrs. Pattengill.
Jim and Ruth Thigpen
Wally,
Please know that you and your family are in our hearts and prayers. Sally was very special to us.
Steve and Tracy Thigpen
My deepest sympathies goes out to the family at this time god bless
Uncle Wally, Barry, Janell, and the kids:
I was saddened to hear of Aunt Sally’s passing. I will miss her as you will, too. She was a very special person and a great aunt!
I have been thinking about some of my fond memories of my Aunt Sally. When I was about 10 years old, I got to travel to Waco to stay with Sally and Wally. Barry picked me up at the airport. It was a very special trip for me. I have A LOT of memories of the fun things we did while I was there. I thought you might find it fun to know that the first night I stayed there I was taking a bath when all of a sudden I saw eyes looking in the window at me and I screamed like bloody murder. Sally came running to check on me and discovered a cow outside the window. She laughed and laughed at me, the “city girl,” who was afraid of a cow.
I will cherish all my memories of Sally. I will keep you all in prayer through this time of mourning. Sorry I cannot be there to celebrate Sally’s life Tuesday night.
Love you,
Kimberly & Patrick
Celebrating the stoic woman Sally was. We are saddened by her loss and will hold you and yours in our hearts and prayers as you walk through this difficult time.
Ricky and Debbie Quinn
I was very saddened to see that Sally had passed away. I worked with her at the Lake Air National Bank in Waco for a number of years. She was head of the Bookkeeping Department and was an excellent and loyal employee. I know that she will be missed by her family and all her friends.
Bill Kelley
Dallas, Texas
Wally, so sorry to hear about Sally. I have sat and thought about her and the fun times we had in Vegas. she will be missed but she is not hurting any more.
So sorry!
I worked with Sally at the McPherson & Citizens State Bank in the 1950’s.
Sally is a very nice lady. I offer my deep condolences to Wally and the family. Sally will be missed.