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San Antonio mourns the passing of Patsy Keller, a beloved community leader and entrepreneur. Known for her generosity and service, she positively impacted countless lives through her hair salon and volunteer work. Patsy’s legacy of warmth and support will be deeply missed by her family, friends, and many in the community.
San Antonio, Texas – Patsy Keller, a cherished community leader, and successful entrepreneur, passed away recently, leaving a profound void in the hearts of those she touched. Known for her warmth and unwavering commitment to others, Patsy’s legacy will be remembered by family, friends, and the numerous lives she positively impacted throughout her life.
Patsy was born and raised in Ropesville, Texas, by her loving parents, Buck and Maureen Condra. Her upbringing instilled in her foundational values grounded in faith, family, and service, which guided her personal and professional journey. After marrying Pat Keller, she moved to San Antonio, where they built a life that revolved around love and community support.
For 25 years, Patsy owned and operated a well-respected hair salon in Alamo Heights. Her dedication to providing outstanding service earned her the trust and admiration of generations of clients. In addition to her salon, she founded a successful wig company in Abilene, Texas, which further showcased her commitment to helping people feel confident and valued in their appearance.
Patsy was more than just a businesswoman; she was an active and engaged member of the Alamo Heights Christian Church, where she played a significant role in church activities. Her passion for service extended beyond her professional endeavors, as she devoted many hours volunteering at local hospices, providing comfort, companionship, and support to those in need.
In 2012, after the passing of her husband, Patsy relocated to The Villages in Florida. There, she embraced a vibrant social life, participating in games such as mahjong, bridge, and the domino game 42, where her quick wit and competitive spirit shone through. She also had a keen interest in decorating and enjoyed creating beautiful, inviting spaces in her home.
Patsy found joy and inspiration in her time spent at the WaterColor beach community, where the sea served as a source of peace and reflection for her. Her love for nature and beautiful environments mirrored her compassionate spirit, always seeking to uplift those around her.
Patsy’s family includes two daughters, Angie Story and Emily Christie, along with their spouses and children, which comprise Nikki Kreger, Dustin Kreger, Brittany Christie, Katelyn Story, Brooke Hord, Hunt Hord, and Bo Christie. She is also survived by her brother Jack Condra, Peter Cakmis, four great-grandsons, and numerous extended family members and friends.
Preceded in death by her husband Pat Keller, grandson Blake Christie, brother Frank Condra, and son-in-law Robert Story, Patsy leaves behind a legacy characterized by quiet strength, grace, and boundless love. She will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered by all who knew her.
In remembrance of her life and the impact she made, donations can be made to the charity of choice in her memory, ensuring that her spirit of giving continues to resonate. Patsy Keller’s life exemplified a dedication to service and community, and her memory will live on in the hearts of those she touched.
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