Patsy Lever Lollis, 85, entered her eternal home to be with her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ., on August 7, 2026. She leaves behind a legacy of unwavering faith, love for her family, and a life dedicated to serving others.

Born in Newberry, South Carolina, Patsy was the cherished daughter of the late Ollie C. Lever and Margie B. Lever. She spent her life rooted in faith, family, and compassion. After many years of faithful service, she retired from the Whitten Center in Clinton, South Carolina, where she was known for her caring heart and dedication to those she served.

Above all else, Patsy was a devoted Christian. Her greatest joy was sharing the Gospel and telling everyone she met about her love for Jesus Christ. Her steadfast faith guided every aspect of her life and served as an inspiration to her family, friends, and all who knew her. She found comfort and strength in God's promises and lived each day with kindness, grace, and hope.

Patsy was preceded in death by her husband, Junior Lollis; her son, Timothy Lollis; her daughter, Tonya Deadwyler; her parents, Ollie C. Lever and Margie B. Lever; and her siblings, James “Jimmy” Lever, Kenneth "Wayne" Lever, and Joyce Murray.

She is survived by her son, Derrick Lollis of Simpsonville, South Carolina; her sister, Brenda Hubbard of Newberry, South Carolina; her cherished grandchildren, Craig Nelson, Michael Nelson, Justin Nelson, Skylar Lollis, Tyler Lollis, and Victoria Knight; along with multiple great-grandchildren, who brought her immense joy. She also leaves behind numerous extended family members, dear friends, and all whose lives were touched by her kindness and faithful witness.

Patsy will be remembered for her gentle spirit, generous heart, and deep love for her family. Whether through a kind word, a helping hand, or a heartfelt conversation about her faith, she made a lasting impact on everyone she encountered. While her family grieves her passing, they rejoice in the assurance that she is now reunited with her loved ones in the presence of her Savior, hearing the words, "Well done, good and faithful servant."

Her memory will forever be treasured, and her legacy of faith and love will continue through the generations she leaves behind.