Harmon Co. Obit for: Pat (Holt) Folks
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Submitted to the archives by: Bill Cook,
12/04/2002, for the Harmon Co. Okla. Archives.
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Pat Folks 
Amarillo 

 
Pat Folks, 71, of Amarillo died Monday, Oct. 21, 2002.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Friday in Westview Christian Church with the Rev. 
Charles Waugh, pastor, officiating. Burial will be at 3 p.m. Friday in Debolt 
Cemetery in Arnett, Okla., by Schooler Funeral Home, 4100 S. Georgia St.

Mrs. Folks was born in Higgins to Beulah "Bill" and Kenneth Holt. She was a 
graduate of Arnett High School in Arnett. She married Tom Folks in 1957 at 
Arnett. Mrs. Folks had been a resident of Amarillo for 33 years. She was a 
loving wife, mother and grandmother to her family.

She served as patient services coordinator at High Plains Baptist Hospital 
before her retirement in the 1980s. Mrs. Folks was an active member of Optimist 
Club. 
She was a mentor for many years at Horace Mann Junior High School as well as 
this year at Mesa Verde Elementary School.

She was active in Amarillo Women's Bowling Association for nearly 30 years and 
was an active community volunteer. She bought and collected more than 200 
stuffed 
animals for the last three years that she donated to "The Bridge" and Evelyn 
Rivers 
Christmas Project.

Survivors include her husband; a son, Tommy I. Folks Jr. of Amarillo; three 
daughters, 
Burma Bacher and husband, Cecil, of Fort Worth, Mary Folks and husband, Mike 
Williams, 
of San Angelo and Carol Underwood-Kruse and husband, Alan, of Arlington; three 
granddaughters; and four grandsons; and a host of wonderful friends.

Amarillo Globe-News, Oct. 24, 2002


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