Patricia Ashton Painter 79 years old died January 10, 2026 in Oklahoma. She was married to William Painter 56 years. 

She was the oldest of three kids to Henry L and Edna Ashton Patricia graduated from Sacred Heart high school and Marymount College with a math degree she then taught in Denver, Colorado, and then chip in Kansas. She returned to school at Wichita State to further her career and became a CPA. 

She worked at Kennedy and Cove for several years, then moved to Phoenix Arizona to start her own accounting business Patricia left behind her husband, William sister Phyllis, Ashton Harper nieces Andrea Leithoff of Wichita, Kansas, Kim, Ashton Reese of Sarasota, Florida, and nephew Henry Shane, Ashton of New Mexico, my fondest memories of my sister was when she used to babysit. Hank and I she always looked out for us. The three of us went to movies together, swimming lessons and walked home from school together. 

She always excelled in school and business and she made lots of friends.

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 </figure>Patricia Ashton Painter 79 years old died January 10, 2026 in Oklahoma. She was married to William Painter 56 years. She was the oldest of three kids to Henry L and Edna Ashton Patricia graduated from Sacred Heart high school and Marymount College with a math degree she then taught in Denver, Colorado, and then chip in Kansas. She returned to school at Wichita State to further her career and became a CPA. She worked at Kennedy and Cove for several years, then moved to Phoenix Arizona to start her own accounting business Patricia left behind her husband, William sister Phyllis, Ashton Harper nieces Andrea Leithoff of Wichita, Kansas, Kim, Ashton Reese of Sarasota, Florida, and nephew Henry Shane, Ashton of New Mexico, my fondest memories of my sister was when she used to babysit. Hank and I she always looked out for us. The three of us went to movies together, swimming lessons and walked home from school together. We were always proud of Patty. She always excelled in school and business and she made lots of friends.