Beulah M. (Pat) Roberts

It is with deep sorrow that we share the passing of our beloved Beulah Mae "Pat" Roberts. Pat departed this life on Thursday, November 27, 2025 in Titusville, Florida. Her warmth, kindness, and generosity touched the lives of all who knew her. Born on December 6, 1943 in Purcell, Oklahoma, Pat grew up in nearby Pauls Valley. She met her husband, Bill Roberts, while she was a senior at Purcell High School on a blind date at the local bowling alley. After marrying, Pat worked at Griffin Memorial Hospital while Bill finished his college education. Once Bill was hired as a civilian contractor at Tinker AFB, Pat became a stay-at-home mom. Bill and Pat loved to take vacations with family and had many wonderful experiences camping across the country. They traveled abroad visiting Mexico, Europe, the Caribbean, and the Middle East where Bill worked for two years in Saudi Arabia. In the summer of 1977, Pat moved to Florida when Bill was asked to help stand-up the Space Shuttle's logistic program. They returned home to Noble, OK in the summer of 1981 after its first launch. Pat loved playing games with family and friends. She enjoyed going to the casinos, looking for garage sale treasures and winning at Bingo. She also loved watching the OKC Thunder and Sooners play ball. She and Bill spent many weekends at their lake house in Eufaula, OK where she and her family enjoyed boating, fishing, and bonfires. Memories of Lake Eufaula will be forever cherished by her children and grandchildren. Pat was preceded in death by her beloved husband of 54 years, Billy Gene Roberts, as well as her younger brothers: Kenneth Gregory, Butch Gregory, and Larry Gregory. She is survived by her son, Billy Gene Jr. (wife Kim and his children Heather Roberts, Alise Mangum (husband Richard and her children Merryn, Archer, and Phoenix) and Dylan Roberts); and her daughter, Jacqualine (Jackie) Flowers (husband David and her children Megan Moseley (husband Todd and her children London, Noah, Magnolia, and Jenson), Tori King (spouse Jacob and their children Keely, Anniston, Chesney, and Bowen), and McKenze Melton (husband Zachary and her children Ephraim and Olive). In addition, she is survived by her step-grandchildren Austin, Lauren, and Cailin. Pat's strength, wisdom, compassion, and laughter will be deeply missed. A memorial service to honor and remember Pat will be held in Noble, OK sometime when the weather is warm – as Pat couldn't stand Oklahoma winters. May she find everlasting peace, comforted by the love she inspired and the countless cherished moments she created with family and friends.