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Known by those who loved her as Mom, Granny, or Pat, Patricia Viola Pettigrew Fuller left behind this earthly life to join her Savior on Monday, August 17, 2020.
Pat was born on March 1, 1939, in New Orleans, Louisiana, to the union of Vernon Edward, Sr. and Viola Cloud Turnbow Pettigrew and passed from this life on Monday, August 17, 2020 at the age of 81 years.
Throughout the years she held several volunteer and paid positions. She enjoyed customer service and sales through her jobs with both Home Interiors & Gifts and Cards & Things. She was the GA teacher at New River Baptist Church and the Home EC and children’s church teacher at St. Amant Baptist Church & School. She served as president of the St. Amant Elementary PTA. Pat was a volunteer with the LSU AgCenter Burden Museum & Gardens. She enjoyed singing and was a part of several musical groups including Homeward Bound (performing for nursing homes and churches), Living Water Ministries (performing at nursing homes and a camp ground ministry in Bogue Chitto, MS), Amazing Grace Band (performing at nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and the Southeast Louisiana Veterans Home), and The Joyful Noise Makers (performing for ladies groups and churches). Pat was a long-time active member of Household of Faith Church and St. Amant Baptist Church.
In death, Pat is reunited with the love of her life and her husband of 42 years, Charles Franklin Fuller, Jr. She was also preceded in death by her parents; her grandson, Joel Mickelborough; one angel baby grandchild; four angel baby great-grandchildren; and her nephew, Jason Pettigrew.
Pat is survived by her children, Chuck Fuller (Amber), Eddie Fuller (Karen), Debi Fuller Ungerbuehler, and Lisa Fuller L’huillier; her grandchildren, Bobby Ungerbuehler (Katelyn), Debbie Mickelborough Pauler (Justin), Patti Ungerbuehler White (John), Justin Mickelborough (Kacie), Tyson Ungerbuehler, Brittany Fuller Herbert (George), Peter Ungerbuehler, Daniel Ungerbuehler (Haley), Aaron Fuller, James Fuller, Nathanael L’huillier, and Breanna Fuller; great-grandchildren Maeleigh Pauler, Madisyn Mickelborough, Charlie Pauler, Noah Mickelborough, Ian White, Ellie Ungerbuehler, Amelia Alvarado, Andrew Pauler, and Ezra Ungerbuehler; brother, Dr. Vernon Pettigrew (Cliffie), niece, Elizabeth Pettigrew Gruver; great-nieces Jasa & Cadence Gruver. She is also survived by a host of friends.
A ceremony celebrating the life of Patricia Viola Pettigrew Fuller will be held at 10:30 am on Saturday, August 22, 2020, at Household of Faith Church in Gonzales, Louisiana. Visitation will begin at 9:30 am.
Memorials collected by the funeral home on behalf of the family
Nelwyn and Paul Rossi
$100.00
August 21, 2020
Jerry and Jean Cannon
$100.00
August 21, 2020
Jana Capiel
$50.00
August 21, 2020
Ron and Krystal Kelleher
$100.00
August 21, 2020
Thomas Wimberly
$100.00
August 21, 2020
George, Kibbie, George, Brittany, Neeley and family, Sally and family, Alisha and Ethan
$100.00
August 20, 2020
Sherri
$100.00
August 19, 2020
John Ruff
$100.00
August 19, 2020
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Wendy Ortego
August 19, 2020
The first time I ever met Mrs. Pat was at school she was a room mother and brought all kinds of goodies for us kids. Also I had the pleasure of later in life of helping to take care of Mrs. Pat in her later years. I will always cherish the memories of her. Her Grace love and just to see Jesus inside her made a glow about her. One thing I can say she walked the walk and talked the talk. RIP Mrs. Pat you truly were a strong Christian lady.
With Love,
Wendy Ortego Carter.
Nelwyn Kinchen Rossi
August 22, 2020
Mrs. Pat will be missed by all who knew and loved her. The first time I met her was at the table she shared with Momma at Azalea, I knew that she was a special Godly Lady from the minute she spoke. I loved when she visited and sang to her daily. She was an Angel for our family in a time we especially need her.
Forever grateful....
Love and prayers,
Bethany Couch
August 31, 2020
I was thinking of Mrs. Pat recently and wasn't sure why, I now know that the red cardinal in my backyard has been her popping in to say hello. I enjoyed every moment of knowing her, and your family is precious. Azalea was just a passing place for me, but I met so many good souls there. Mrs. Pat was one of them. I pray for peace in the assurance that she is resting with Jesus, even when all else was forgotten, she knew nothing but love for others. My deepest condolences to your family.