08/02/2018
Kittystoreonline has been closed due to the death of the owner, Pat Lemmons. If you have a pending order with Kittystoreonline, and paid using PayPal, please file a claim with Paypal and a complete refund will be provided. We thank you for your business and support of Kittystoreonline and apologize for any inconvenience caused by the closing of the business.
The Lemmons Family
Patricia Lee Lemmons was born Patrica Lee Stevens October 9th 1942 in Cincinnati Ohio to parents Armour and Maude Stevens.
In 1945 Pat moved with her mother to California, then to Texas. She graduated in 1960 from DeSoto High School.
In 1960, in Cedar Hill, Pat met and married Paul Lemmons. Paul and Pat had two sons, Lee and Mark and in 1970 moved to Houston. In 1977 they moved to Corpus Christi where Pat worked for Swantner and Gordon Insurance from 1977 until her retirement. She went on to launch two successful businesses, Snacktime vending, and her true passion, KittyStoreOnline, selling cat and pet supplies. She loved animals but had a particular love for cats, taking in, caring for, and quite frankly spoiling as many as she could get her hands on.
Pat enjoyed the outdoors, specifically freshwater and saltwater fishing and it is widely believed that her prolific abilities at catching reds is the reason that, to this day, her son Mark can’t catch one to save his life.
Together Pat and Paul traveled widely, visiting many parts of the United States, Mexico, France and Germany.
She is preceded in death by her parents, stepfather (daddy) Clarence Eugene Welch, and her husband Paul Allen Lemmons.
She is survived by her sister Liz Gurley, brother Thomas (Gena) Welch, sons Lee (Kari) Lemmons, Mark (Melissa) Lemmons, and grandchildren Chris (Samantha) Lemmons, Kaitlynn (Jubal) Longoria, great granddaughter Madi Lemmons, and nieces Kathy (Charlie) Horn, Amanda Christensen and Jessica Welch, Sheri Gurley and Kim Hennel, and nephews Thomas Welch and Doug Gurley.
In lieu of flowers please make a donation to your local animal shelter in Pat’s memory.
