Margaret C. Frost

Margaret Christine "Pat" Frost, age 74, was a wonderful lady who has received her final blessing from Our Lord. On Thursday, December 31, 2015, she received the promise that was given to her over 40 years ago when she came to our Lord. She is now in the presence of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Pat was preceded in death by her mother, Frances Margaret McDermott; her sister, Phyllis Ann Cecil; and her brother, Jimmy Cecil.

Pat has passed to Glory and is present with The Lord, leaving behind her loving husband of 29 years, Leslie Joseph Frost; with him are her loving and devoted children, Angela Sturgill (Dennis), Donald Gootee, Steven Gootee (Melissa), Amy Gootee Russell; step-children, Lestie Johnson (Chris); Anthony Frost; grandchildren, Grady, Garrett, Gabriel, Dennis "Denny" Jr., Lucas, Matthew, Steven, Jr., Adam, Claire, and Drake; great-grandchildren, Jada, Caleb, Eli and newly born Alaina; sisters, Myrna Morris, Joni Kruer (Norb), Penny Derry and Judy Blaine; brothers, Paul Cecil and Tommy Cecil (Carol); her family and many dear friends, especially Don and Dale Gootee, Laura and Don Thompson, and Sharon Steubel will miss Pat greatly; along with a host of relatives and friends.

Margaret, better known as "Pat" (a name her grandfather loved and gave her) but much more so, as "Sugar" to her husband LJ. Pat loved and cherished her family all her life. Our loving wife, mother and grandmother, was a very special lady and the strength of the entire family. She will continue in our hearts with only wonderful memories and devoted love. Everyone in her family will forever thank God for her presence in their lives. We truly were blessed by God, by her love she gave to each one. All the people who knew her will surely say "She was a Child of God". Faithful, always, to the Word of God.

Visitation will be 3-7pm Tuesday, January 5, 2015 at Newcomer Funeral Home, 235 Juneau Drive, with service there at noon on Wednesday. Burial will be private.

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