Patti J. Eckelberry

August 12, 1958 ‒ February 27, 2018

Centerburg, Ohio

Patti J. Eckelberry, age 59 of Centerburg passed away on Tuesday, February 27, 2018 at her home.

She was born on August 12, 1958 in Columbus, Ohio.

Patti was a 1976 graduate of Westerville South High School.  She was employed by Columbus City Schools as an administrator assistant for 28 years.

She married Jerald Eckelberry in 2001 in Gatlinburg, TN, a special place where they have continued to visit over the years.

Patti loved her flower gardens and being outside.  She also enjoyed her vacations to North Myrtle Beach, her favorite spot.  Most importantly, she enjoyed time with her grandchildren.

She will be missed by her husband and best friend Jerry, her children Wilman Pomeroy and his wife Lisa of Westerville; daughter Bobbi Webb and her husband Scott of Beverly, Ohio; mother and step-father Peggy and Jim Weant of Johnstown; grandchildren Maddie and Jase Webb and Lillian and Ethan Pomeroy and her brothers Jeff (Julie Z) Pullins of Clintonville, and Jay (Sonia) Pullins of Anchorage.

She was preceded in death by her father Jerry Pullins.

A celebration of Patti’s life will take place March 31, 2018 4pm-8pm at Sunbury VFW Post #8736, 435 McGill St, Sunbury, OH  43074 Fletcher Hall.  Please contact Patti’s son, Wilman at Wpomeroy24@gmail.com or 614-496-6613 with any questions regarding her service.

The DeVore-Snyder Funeral Home of Sunbury is honored to serve Patti’s family.  Special memories and condolences can be shared with them at www.snyderfuneralhomes.com

  • God Speed Jerry. Patti was always funny, nice and good for a laugh. I know she is your best friend, just please hang in there as time will heal you and your family. You always ‘Glowed’ with her. Love you guys! ~~ Greg Workman

  • To our friend Jerry Eckelberry, our condolences to you and the family, Patti was a wonderful lady, if there is anything you need please call. May she rest in peace, God be with you. Sorry to hear of her passing.

  • Don’t think of her as gone away-
    her journey’s just begun,
    life holds so many facets-
    this earth is only one. . .
    Just think of her as resting
    from the sorrows and the tears
    in a place of warmth and comfort
    where there are no days and years.
    Think how she must be wishing
    that we could know today
    how nothing but our sadness
    can really pass away.
    And think of her as living
    in the hearts of those she touched. . .
    for loved is never lost-
    and she was loved so much.
    RIP my friend

  • Our deepest sympathy for your loss, Jerry. We didn’t know your wife but our hearts go out to you for the loss of your best friend

    Sincerely,
    Ike and Deb Chandler

  • I am going to miss seeing you Patti at my work on the weekends. I wish Lucille would have got to meet you. Grandpa, I am so sorry. We love you..

  • My dear friend is resting in peace and without pain. Sending our love her family. Barb and Gay