In Memory Of
Patricia Ann (Crocker) Hopkins
1952
2016
Patricia Ann (Crocker) Hopkins
May 21, 1952 — September 25, 2016
Patricia Ann Hopkins passed away peacefully on September 25th in the presence of her long-time friends, Rosemarie Norris and Jackie McClarty at her resident in Chapman, Kansas She was born on May 21, 1952 in Battle Creek, Mi.
She grew up in multiple locations as a military "brat" before her family settled in Junction City, Ks. She was a JCHS graduate but settled in Chapman with her husband of 25 years, Patrick Hopkins.
She is survived by her sister, Virginia M Crocker, Denver, Co and brother, Johnny R Crocker, Herrington, Ks as well as several nieces, Virginia Godoy, Lawrenceville, Ga, Patty Huckaby, Columbia, SC and Torrie Denton, Alamogordo, NM and nephews Clay Crocker, Junction City, Ks and Fred Ferry of Columbia, SC. She was preceded in death by her father, Eddie R Crocker, mother, Virginia M (Massarotti) Crocker, older sister, Janet K McKenna and husband, Patrick Hopkins.
Smile at the world and it will smile back at you. One of her favorite quotes. She lived this quote to the fullest as she was well liked and will be missed. She enjoyed gardening, animals, music, friends and family.
Donations will be accepted at Friends of Animals, Junction City, Ks.
Penwell-Gabel Junction City Chapel is assisting the family with arrangements. No services are planned.
She grew up in multiple locations as a military "brat" before her family settled in Junction City, Ks. She was a JCHS graduate but settled in Chapman with her husband of 25 years, Patrick Hopkins.
She is survived by her sister, Virginia M Crocker, Denver, Co and brother, Johnny R Crocker, Herrington, Ks as well as several nieces, Virginia Godoy, Lawrenceville, Ga, Patty Huckaby, Columbia, SC and Torrie Denton, Alamogordo, NM and nephews Clay Crocker, Junction City, Ks and Fred Ferry of Columbia, SC. She was preceded in death by her father, Eddie R Crocker, mother, Virginia M (Massarotti) Crocker, older sister, Janet K McKenna and husband, Patrick Hopkins.
Smile at the world and it will smile back at you. One of her favorite quotes. She lived this quote to the fullest as she was well liked and will be missed. She enjoyed gardening, animals, music, friends and family.
Donations will be accepted at Friends of Animals, Junction City, Ks.
Penwell-Gabel Junction City Chapel is assisting the family with arrangements. No services are planned.
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