Patsy Ann Robinson Chisum, age 73 of Moro, passed away Friday evening, April 29, 2022 at Forrest City Medical Center. She was a daughter of General and Minnie Davis Robinson. Born March 28, 1949 at Moro, Patsy was one of three children. She received her formal education thru the Lee County schools. She was married to Thomas Chisum on July 2, 1970, and he survives her. Also surviving are her brother Ronald Robinson and wife Sandra, her sister Neva Hill and husband Junior, as well as her sister-in-law Mary Lou Weatherford and husband Danny. Patsy was preceded in death by her parents and by her son Timothy Chisum.
For years she worked at the sewing factory and was know for being the fastest side seamer. In July of 2009 she received her diploma for "Child Care Specialist" from Crowley's Ridge Technical Institute. Patsy also worked at Lanard's coffee Shop-Country Corner where everyone called her the "biscuit lady" because of her delicious biscuits.
Patsy was her happiest when she was outside on her John Deere mowing and working in her flowers. Always looking for a bargain, she loved going to "Dirt Cheap" and Beebe to shop. You never knew what she might come back with. Patsy was an avid "Snoopy" collector, a hobby she started with when her son Adam was a young child. She was a member of the Aubrey Missionary Baptist Church.
Services at Bob Neal & Sons Chapel at Brinkley. Burial at Oak Grove Cemetery at Moro.
For years she worked at the sewing factory and was know for being the fastest side seamer. In July of 2009 she received her diploma for "Child Care Specialist" from Crowley's Ridge Technical Institute. Patsy also worked at Lanard's coffee Shop-Country Corner where everyone called her the "biscuit lady" because of her delicious biscuits.
Patsy was her happiest when she was outside on her John Deere mowing and working in her flowers. Always looking for a bargain, she loved going to "Dirt Cheap" and Beebe to shop. You never knew what she might come back with. Patsy was an avid "Snoopy" collector, a hobby she started with when her son Adam was a young child. She was a member of the Aubrey Missionary Baptist Church.
Services at Bob Neal & Sons Chapel at Brinkley. Burial at Oak Grove Cemetery at Moro.
Patsy Ann Robinson Chisum, age 73 of Moro, passed away Friday evening, April 29, 2022 at Forrest City Medical Center. She was a daughter of General and Minnie Davis Robinson. Born March 28, 1949 at Moro, Patsy was one of three children. She received her formal education thru the Lee County schools. She was married to Thomas Chisum on July 2, 1970, and he survives her. Also surviving are her brother Ronald Robinson and wife Sandra, her sister Neva Hill and husband Junior, as well as her sister-in-law Mary Lou Weatherford and husband Danny. Patsy was preceded in death by her parents and by her son Timothy Chisum.
For years she worked at the sewing factory and was know for being the fastest side seamer. In July of 2009 she received her diploma for "Child Care Specialist" from Crowley's Ridge Technical Institute. Patsy also worked at Lanard's coffee Shop-Country Corner where everyone called her the "biscuit lady" because of her delicious biscuits.
Patsy was her happiest when she was outside on her John Deere mowing and working in her flowers. Always looking for a bargain, she loved going to "Dirt Cheap" and Beebe to shop. You never knew what she might come back with. Patsy was an avid "Snoopy" collector, a hobby she started with when her son Adam was a young child. She was a member of the Aubrey Missionary Baptist Church.
Services at Bob Neal & Sons Chapel at Brinkley. Burial at Oak Grove Cemetery at Moro.
For years she worked at the sewing factory and was know for being the fastest side seamer. In July of 2009 she received her diploma for "Child Care Specialist" from Crowley's Ridge Technical Institute. Patsy also worked at Lanard's coffee Shop-Country Corner where everyone called her the "biscuit lady" because of her delicious biscuits.
Patsy was her happiest when she was outside on her John Deere mowing and working in her flowers. Always looking for a bargain, she loved going to "Dirt Cheap" and Beebe to shop. You never knew what she might come back with. Patsy was an avid "Snoopy" collector, a hobby she started with when her son Adam was a young child. She was a member of the Aubrey Missionary Baptist Church.
Services at Bob Neal & Sons Chapel at Brinkley. Burial at Oak Grove Cemetery at Moro.
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