In Loving Memory

Patricia Foor
November 6, 1953 — May 19, 2026
In loving memory of Patricia Foor, who passed away peacefully on May 19, 2026, at the age of 72, into the arms of Jesus. Patricia was born on November 6, 1953, in Dayton, Ohio, to her beloved parents, Tom and Dorlis Galloway, who preceded her in death. Her journey through life was richly blessed with family, friends, and a vibrant community that she nurtured with her endless love and infectious spirit.
Patricia, often known affectionately as Trish is survived by her devoted son, Matthew Foor, and her cherished daughter, Tarah Newton, along with her son-in-law, Thomas Newton. Her legacy continues to shine brightly in the lives of her grandchildren, Emily Bogan, Alec Bogan, Josiah Newton, Corey Newton, and Riley Newton, as well as her great-grandchildren, Bayleigh Parsons, Emerson Parsons, Cooper Parsons, Hasley Adams, Myla Adams, and Bella Newton. She also leaves behind her dear Aunt Cleta Reim and cousins Robert and Dawn Reim, Andy and Denise Reim, who were like siblings to her.
Throughout her life, Patricia was buoyed by the warmth and companionship of close friends, including Vicki Wampler, lovingly known as Beekie, Marla Morgan Linda Newport, Karen Recher, Brenda Williams, and Daphne Kujur Kent. Her favorite boss, Mark Pierson, fondly referred to as Marky Mark, held a special place in her heart as well.
Patricia's life was a testament to resilience and exploration. She embraced a variety of roles throughout her career, each reflecting her zest for life and her desire to challenge herself. She founded Busy Bees Cleaning, a business that mirrored her industrious spirit. Her career path also included meaningful work at DESC and Relay Ohio, as well as serving as the Children's Minister at the First Church of God in Miamisburg. Later, she brought her warmth and enthusiasm to Walden Village, touching the lives of many.
Her faith was the cornerstone of her life. Patricia served with dedication in the puppet ministry and Pioneer Girls at Christian Life Center and contributed to the AWANA program at the First Church of God. Her child-like faith and joyful heart were evident in her interactions with children, whom she loved to teach and inspire. She had a unique talent for bringing people together, often through her delightful poems and songs, including personalized jingles for special occasions.
Patricia's radiant spirit shone brightly wherever she went. Her unwavering positivity, even in times of trial and suffering, was a source of encouragement to all who knew her. She truly embodied the light of Jesus, offering hope and love to everyone she encountered.
Those who had the privilege of knowing Patricia will forever cherish the memories of her laughter, her love, and her unwavering faith. Though she is no longer with us in body, her spirit will continue to live on in the hearts of those she touched.
May Patricia Foor rest in eternal peace, her legacy of love and joy forever etched in our hearts.