Birth date: Feb 15, 1920 Death date: Jun 25, 2020
Ruby Foote, 100, formerly of Pampa died Thursday, June 25, 2020 in Wheeler. Graveside services will be 10:00 AM Monday, June 29, 2020 in Memory Gardens Cemetery in Pampa with Rev. Norman Rushing, pastor of the Central Baptist Chu Read Obituary
What a sweet lady. I will always treasure the memories of taking care of this lady. She certainly brightened my day every time that she came in for care. She was certainly one of my favorite patients. Praying for all three of your ladies and your families in the loss of your mother. I know she will leave a huge hole in your hearts, but heaven certainly received a special blessing in her arrival. Thank you for allowing me to take care of your mother for these past years. Stan Leffew
I have very fond memories of Aunt Ruby and Uncle Wilton. They took my brother and myself to west Texas for a summer during some really tough years in our young lives. They took such good care of us and shared their home which was already crowded. Aunt Ruby had the sweetest personality. She will certainly be missed by her girls. My prayers are with you (Jo, Glenda and Kim).
Jane Foote Derrick
You were such a pleasant sweet lady. You will be missed.
My favorite memory of aunt Ruby is when I spent a summer with them when I was 13 and she took me to every youth bull riding event in the panhandle in a 50s model Chevy pickup - she knew what I loved to do and made it happen. Love you aunt Ruby - Dale
So very sorry to hear about her passing. Ruby was a very special lady. In sympathy and friendship, Delbert, Jane & Drew!!
Aunt Ruby was a delightful human being. I always looked forward to spending time with her and so enjoyed her telling of childhood memories and memories of her early married life.
She holds a special place in my heart. I will miss her.
My thoughts are with my lovely cousins and their families.
One of my favorite memories was when I spent a summer in Pampa with her and the family where she drug me around to every junior bull riding event we could find in the panhandle in an old 50s model pickup😃 and one debt of gratitude I will always have is when she came down to Austin to help us with Mama Dell’s end of life process. Too many memories to share. We love you Aunt Ruby. Dale, Val & Lucian
Glenda, I am so sorry for your loss yet so glad we know you mom is in heaven where we will see her again. Your mom always had a big smile and sweet words for every one. I am praying for peace, wisdom and strength as you go through this time.
My dear Aunt Ruby. She was my pen pal during a critical time in my life. She, like her mother and sisters, was my second mother. Her heart was big enough for everybody. I will miss her, but am happy she is home with her Foote, her Mama & Daddy, and her brothers & sisters. Love you forever.
Theresa Hay
