IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Patsy Maxine
St. Clair Mcgill

Aug 20, 1939 — Jul 11, 2024

Obituary

Patsy Maxine St. Clair McGill (84) of Holliday, Texas, passed away on Thursday, July 11, 2024, in Wichita Falls, Texas. Patsy was a strong woman endowed with a tenacious spirit who loved her family and friends deeply. Born in Electra on August 20, 1939, Patsy grew up in Holliday and graduated from Holliday High School in 1957.  On September 2, 1961, Patsy married the love of her life, Larry McGill, and they soon moved to Bakersfield, California.  Larry and Patsy eventually moved back to Holliday to settle down and raise their three children, Donna, John, and Robert.

Over the years, Patsy worked, volunteered, and helped raise her grandchildren. She cheered on her children and grandchildren at football and basketball games, track and field contests, swimming competitions and band concerts. She and Larry also traveled back and forth across the U.S. in their Winnebago, visiting friends and family every few years.  She loved reading sci-fi fantasy novels, as well as the Bible, and passed her love of both onto her children. Her life was filled with love, family, church, and volunteering. She practiced tough love and discipline and held all those who knew her to a high standard, and we loved her for it. She will be greatly missed.

Patsy is survived by her daughter, Donna Guice, and husband, Larry; son, John, and wife Kelly; daughter-in-law, RocioMcGill; grandchildren: Cassidy Keeter; Jonathan McGill; AJ McGill; Kayla McGill, and fiancé Connor; Max Hunt, and husband Hayden; Lee Guice, and wife Victoria; Joslyn McGill,and Gavan McGill; great-grandchildren: Kree and Kyler; and her brother, Jack St. Clair. Patsy will rejoin her loved ones in Heaven: husband, Larry McGill; son, Robert McGill; and mother, Irene St. Clair.

A small memorial for family and friends will be held in October when her son returns to the United States. The service will take place at Holliday Cemetery where Patsy and Larry will be placed together forever.

In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to the Hospice Center of Wichita Falls, Texas, at https://www.howf.org/donate/.

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