Patricia Camp, a resident of Bossier City, Louisiana: beloved mother, daughter, sister, art teacher and friend, crossed from this earthly sphere on July 2 ^nd at Garden Park in Shreveport, LA.

There will be a memorial and celebration of her life to take place in Homer, Louisiana at First United Methodist Church on Saturday, July 10 presided over by Reverend Danny Baskin. There will be a gathering of friends and family at 10 am and a funeral service at 11am.

Patricia was the firstborn daughter to Merrell Judson Camp and Maggie Grace Frye Camp and was born at home in Claiborne Parish, Louisiana on October 24 ^th , 1930. She was a graduate of Harris High School and played on the girls' basketball team. Her first job was with Claiborne Electric Cooperative and later she worked for First National Bank. She married Danny Roy Moore in 1952, and the family lived in Homer, Louisiana, building a home on Lake Claiborne around 1967. Patricia was a woman of Faith, a great homemaker and cook, gardener and artist, lover of nature, God's Creation, and all things beautiful. She studied art at Louisiana Tech University. After her divorce in 1976, she worked for a few years at Ruston state school, using her art skills to motivate and prepare students for classroom participation. She later built a home in West Monroe, where she was able to work in her favorite job as a traveling art teacher for the Monroe Schools, also working in Art Camp and Art enrichment programs in the Monroe area. Mom recalled with enjoyment that the students were always so happy at her arrival, calling her "Miss Art". One of her greatest joys was being with her children and their families and caring for and spending time with her grandson Gilbert Moore whenever she could as he was growing up. Patricia retired around 1995 from E. A. Conway Hospital in Monroe, moving to Bossier around 2001. After this, Patricia did some substitute teaching and in retirement, taught children's art lessons at her home in Bossier City. She was a member of Shreveport Regional Arts Council and Bossier Arts Council and facilitated a yearly student art exhibit at Bossier Parish Library.

Preceding Patricia in death are her parents Merrell Judson Camp and Maggie Grace Frye Camp, and her sister, Joan Camp Bolling, her brother-in-law Edward Bolling, and her son, Dr. Judson Moore. Left to cherish her memory are her daughter Danette Moore-McNeil and her husband Terry, her daughter in law Barbara Moore and Grandson Gilbert Moore; her sister Dorothy Camp Thomas and her brother in law, John Robert Thomas; nephew Jeff Thomas and his wife Mai; nephew Greg Thomas and his wife Stacie and their daughters; her brother Charles Camp and his wife Rolene Camp; her nephews Roland and David Camp and their families; Her niece Sabrina Bolling and her husband Andy and their daughter and her children; Nephew Eddie Bolling, his daughter and her family; and many beloved cousins and extended family members who she cherishes.

For her many dear friends, both living and deceased, she holds you close in her heart.

In lieu of flowers, please send any donations to First United Methodist, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, or your favorite animal rescue organization.