Patricia Ann McCoy

Patricia Ann McCoy passed away peacefully in Saint Mary's Hospital on January 18, 2026. Patricia was 91 years old.

Patricia was born November 23, 1934 to Sidney A. Mays and Sue C. Hart (Mays) in San Antonio Texas, at Fort Sam Houston. She had two older brothers, and one younger brother Sydney A. Mays Jr, Edwin M. Mays, and Samuel T. Mays. Growing up her Dad was in the Air Force, and they moved around a lot. In 1944 Patricia became a Christian in a vacation bible school. In High School, she decided to live for, and serve the Lord. She graduated High School in 1953 in Tacoma, Washington. After High School, she decided to go to college. She went to Howard Payne College in 1954, where she met, and later married the love of her life John Henry McCoy. They got married August 11, 1955.

Patricia and John had three kids together, John David McCoy, Susan McCoy (Meders), and Sandra McCoy. She was a devoted wife and supported John and backed him up on everything he did. Patricia also took being a mother very serious. She was very involved in her kids' life's even until her death. She was a devoted grandmother; she spent countless hours with her grandkids. She was their best friend and partner in crime. However, she wouldn't hesitate to correct you if you misbehaved. Patricia loved her family, technology, and learning, growing in the Lord, and reading her Bible. She also loved animals, and her flowers.

Patricia is preceded in death by her parents, Sydney A Mays, and Sue C Mays and her brothers Sydney A. Mays Jr, Edwin M. Mays, and Samuel T. Mays, also by her Husband John Henry McCoy, and her first born, great-grandson, Ayden Daniels.

She is survived by her children John David McCoy, Susan Meders and Sandra McCoy. Five grandchildren, Casey Daniels, Brittany Daniels, Jessica Jones, T'Anni Meders, and Addie Meders. And nine great grandchildren, Chloe, Jason, Hunter, Niki, Ryder, Brody, Emma, Brentlee, and Koy.

We love you so much Grandma and appreciate you, and all you have done for us. You will be dearly missed and never forgotten.