Patricia "Trish" Suzanne Alford
April 15, 1955 ~ January 19, 2018
Patricia Suzanne Alford, age 62, of Lake Jackson, Texas, passed away suddenly on Friday, the 19th day of January, 2018 in Brazoria, Texas from injuries resulting from a car accident. She was born on the 15th day of April, 1955 in South Bend, Indiana to Phillip McKay and Wanda Jo Atkins McKay. Trish was devoted to her Jewish faith. She loved her family and was a mother to everyone. She relished the company of her family and friends always offering her kind heart. Trish's warm loving spirit will be missed deeply by those who knew her.
She is preceded in death by her father, Phillip McKay and brother, Rocky Wayne McKay.
Trish is survived by her loving husband of 34 years, Bruce Alford; mother, Wanda Jo McKay; sons, Clintton Alford and wife Brandi, Casey Lee Alford and wife Karlie, David Alen Alford; daughter, Kylie Schuelke and husband Dustin; grandchildren, Felicity LeaAnn Alford, Pyper Maddison Schuelke, Ronan Lee Alford; brother, Phillip Scott McKay; sisters, Pam Yoder, Martina Pernell, Terri Arnold, Kelly Land and Kristi Schales.
Trish's life and legacy will be celebrated at 3:30 p.m. on Sunday, the 28th day of January, 2018 in the Rhone Memorial Chapel.
Prior to the celebration of life service, the family will gather at 1:30 p.m. for a graveside ceremony at Roselawn Cemetery.
Funeral services for Patricia Suzanne Alford are in care of Rhone Funeral Home, 3900 S. State Highway 19, Palestine, Texas.
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Raindrops are falling on my head,
but that doesn’t mean my eyes will soon be turning red,
crying’s not for me.
Because I’m never going to stop the rain by complaining,
Because I’m free.
Nothing’s worrying me.
Trish, you were by big sister. I remember being sick, and you singing that song to me, over and over, trying to cheer me up. Then it got to the point that was our song. I will always remember that the sun will shine, you’re here, in my heart forever, and in my mind with this song. Since you’ve passed, all I can do is think about this song. I keep trying to remember that the us will shine again, but it will be so much duller now that you are not here to sing it to me, one more time I would love to hear your voice, talk to you, to tell you how much you mean to me. I would love to hear you sing this right now, to make the sun shine for us all. You were the sun, bright, shinning, and full of warmth! Heaven has an angel, and the world is a duller place now. With a saddened, lonely, vacant part of our lives gone….you’ve left a legacy. You will always be loved. I will always love you, and remember that the sun will shine again, eventually. But for now…those raindrops are falling.
Love, Terri
May it burn with your warmth and kindness.
Love Terri and Allan
What a sweet spirit you were. Thank you for being in my life. Even though it’s been many year’s since we last seen each other, I’ve always remembered your kindness. Peace
Kathy Dipzinski
I love you mama Trish! Thank you for always being a listening ear and someone to laugh with… I miss you so much and you will never stray far from my thoughts! I love you…
Our Deepest Sympathy. Sidney & Deborah Alford, Jim & Ann Holloway, Cary Alford
A Grandma’s Garden Table Basket was sent by JOYCE & JOHN HUFFMYER on January 26, 2018
A Pedestal Arrangement was ordered on January 26, 2018
Our deepest sympathy to all
Elbert and Barbara Lenderman
Chris and I are so sorry for your family’s lose and will be praying for peace and comfort during these next few months…