Patricia Louise Noble-Langston-Steele, sunrise March 17, 1947 and sunset February 17, 2019 at home surrounded by family. She cheered for the Beatty Lions in the 1950’s and received her respiratory therapy certification through Mt. Carmel Hospital. Patricia volunteered as a cheerleading coach for the Mifflin Sharks Youth Association in the 1970’s; she was also a member and greeter of Vineyard Church.
After 36 years of service at Mt. Carmel Hospital she retired. Patricia is preceded in death by her parents Nathanial and Eloise Noble, sister Beverly Dixon and niece Kimberly Lescalleet.
She leaves to cherish her memory; husband and caregiver Albert Steele, children Kevin Langston, Vikki (PJ) Perry, Odell (Tonya) Langston III and Sean (Toni) Langston Sr., grandchildren Derek and Darion Smith, Langston and Viktor Perry and Nathan, Sean Jr., Shannon Sr., Siera, Lauren, Noah, Nevin and Odell IV Langston, and 5 great grandchildren, sister Barbara Campbell and brother Nathaniel (Carrie) Noble, nephews Michael (Sonya) Dixon and Eric DeBerry. Nieces Karla (Emmanuel) Fowler and Tamara (Keith) Williams, great nephews and great nieces, ex-husband/father of her children Odell (Gwen) Langston II, godchildren Danielle Christian and Cieko and Ciara Jones, childhood friend Karen Hubbard, traveling buddy Valerie Coleman, discipleship group, pokeno club, bid whist ladies, many relatives and friends.
Visitation 9:00am and Funeral 10:00am Saturday, March 2, 2019 at Triumphant Christian Center 904 Thomas Ave. 43223. Interment at Green Lawn Cemetery.
We can’t begin to imagine what you are going through, but please let us share our heartfelt condolences. May the support of family and friends be a source of strength and the God of comfort a refuge in your time of need. With caring thoughts.
I am so very sorry to read about the passing of your beloved Patricia,Picture a world ,without illnesses ,pain,suffering ,no one dying.It is not a dream,it’s a promise from God.Rev.21:3-5.God will reverse the effects of death and resurrect our precious loved ones,then we will never have to say goodbye again.My sincere condolences to all.
Mommy,
The memories of you will have to do until we see you again. My heart is broken as I not only lost my mother, but I also lost my best friend. RIH! Love your only daughter!
We imagine that our Grand-daughter Mackenzie has a long line of people waiting to play with her and her hula hoop in Heaven. We’re sure that she saved a spot in the front of that line for Aunt Pat. We are thankful that Aunt Pat lived the kind of life that left us all with wonderful memories. In the midst of your tears, think about some of those moments. Before you know it you’ll be smiling, maybe laughing. Laughter is good medicine! Proverbs 17:22 Much love to the entire family,
I’m so sorry for your lost,I met pat about 5 years ago we live I the same community.she treated me so nice I’m going to miss her.May she rest in heavenly peace Mark and Marilyn Nixon
To the Steele family. My heart is with you and your family at this time of your loss. There is comfort in knowing God’s promises about the resurrection hope. (Acts 24:15) and (John 5:28,29) In the past God has resurrected humans and He is eager to do it again because He hates death. (Mark 5:41-43) To learn more about God’s promises go to JW.ORG. There are online Bible study lessons featured and more. Love Your Neighbor Irish J. Richardson