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Patricia "Patti" Jo Lomax Sitton age: 56, parents of Vicky Jo and James Edward Lomax II.
Siblings include James Edward Lomax Ill age: 58 and added siblings through exchange student programs. Patti and her family lived a very fulfilled life being able to travel to different locations. She was always goofy, loved to sing, and always found joy in everything. Patti and her family are very strong in their faith and knew who their lord and savior is.
Patti was married in 1987, had two children, Jessica Boyce age: 38, and Zachary Sitton age: 25. Patti's grandchildren are Nathan, Cooper, J.D., and Asher.
Patti has suffered many complicated medical problems throughout her life. She has put up a good fight to many of her medical battles. "We used to call her a cat, with more than nine lives!", because she would beat the battle every-time. Unfortunately, this time she has surrendered her fight. Patti had a huge heart and would help anyone in need in a heartbeat. Her faith and her trust in our lord and savior, was her strength throughout all her pain and throughout all her suffering. Now she is at peace. We all love you and will forever miss your presence, but we will forever carry your love in our hearts.
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