OBITS: EATON, Patricia "Pat" Maloney - 19 Oct 2000 - Whitley Co, KY
Date: Sun, 29 Oct 2000 00:21:00 -0400
Submitted by: "Bobbie Ivey-Lewallen" <TNGirl@icx.net>
FROM THE NEWS-JOURNAL, CORBIN, PART 2, OCT 2000
Patricia "Pat" Maloney Eaton, 65, Woodbine, passed away Thursday, October
19, 2000 at her home. She was born January 24, 1935 at Owingsville to
Margaret Cox Maloney and the late Carl Maloney. A Corbin resident since 1949, 
she had worked at the Mackey Vision Center and belonged to the Woodbine 
Christian Church and it's Joyful Sisters. She was preceded in death by a 
daughter, Kathy Lynn Eaton McNeil; and a son, Louis Siler Eaton. Survivors 
include her husband, Jerome Eaton; her mother, Margaret Maloney of Corbin; 
two grandchildren, Michael Dustin McNeil and Eric Tyler McNeil of Corbin; 
five brothers and their wives, Nelson "Bud" and Pauline Maloney, Melvin and 
Ruth Maloney, Richard and Carol Maloney, all of Lexington, Stanley and Rachel 
Maloney, and David and Glenda Maloney of Corbin; three sisters and their 
husbands, Carlene and Jim Goodman of Mt. Washington, Sharon and Dean Hart 
of Goshen, Ohio, and Ruth and Charlie Gray of Corbin; her mother-in-law, 
Jettie Eaton of Woodbine; five sisters-in-law, Joyce Stewart of Louisville, 
Marjorie Hart of Corbin, Nancy Miles of Cincinnati, Pat Reeves of Woodbine, 
and Donna Romines of Corbin; a brother-in-law, Louie Eaton of Charlottesville, 
Virginia; and four special friends, Willa Farmer, Mary Pennington, Betty Ford, 
and Edith Ann Jones. Funeral services were held Sunday, October 22 at the 
O'Neil Funeral Home Chapel with Bro. David Legg officiating. Interment was 
in the Sutton Cemetery at Woodbine. Nephews served as pallbearers. Memorial 
contributions  may be given to the Woodbine Christian Church. O'Neil Funeral 
Home in charge of arrangements.
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