Ebone’ Symmone Patterson
Sunrise August 15, 1992 – Sunset November 29, 2022
Ebone’ Symmone Patterson was born on August 15,1992 in Tacoma, WA. She was the only child of Dawn Danielle Patterson and Nathaniel Jerome Patterson Jr.
Ebone’ graduated from Henry Foss High School in June 2010 where she earned high honors and was awarded the Gates Scholarship and attended UW Tacoma Campus. Ebone’ obtained her first job shortly before turning 16 at Charley’s at the Tacoma Mall. She worked at Forever 21, Hollister’s, Bj’s Brewhouse where she developed many friendships that continued until her death. Her last employment was with the Kaiser Permanent Steel Street, she truly loved the work and most importantly she loved her coworkers. Ebone’ has always had strong work ethics and great intelligence that made everyone love her.
That Smile! It lit up the room every time she entered. She loves to travel and took many trips over the years with her mother who was her travel buddy and she lived life to the fullest. Ebone’ was a member of Bethlehem Baptist until she was 12 where she served on the youth usher board, youth choir and the Jehovah Nissi dance ministry. She joined New Beginning Christian Fellowship Church where she served on the youth Praise & Worship Ministry and True Victory Dance Ministry.
Family was EVERYTHING to her! Ebone’ leave to mourn her memory her parents Dawn Patterson & Nathaniel Patterson jr. Aunts Claudette Nash, Elaine Patterson, Doretha Patterson High and Ateten Watkins. Uncles Mark Patterson (Ann) and David Patterson.
Cousins Leslie Braxton (Sheila), Felicia Cannon (Dwayne), Norman Braxton, April Braxton Willingham (Tony), Heather Nash Randolph (William), Alicisia Jackson, Sophia Andrea McKinney, Chauntelle Patterson High, Simone High (Noelani), Camille High, Mystique Anderson, Marissa Patterson, Nicole Patterson, C. Ivan Johnson, Ramon Bryant Braxton, Jalia Braxton, Gemishia Jackson, Yonaia Robinson(J’von), Kalieb Nash-Walker, Jenyse Hackworth (Malcolm)Karissa Braxton, Samuel Braxton, Javin Nash-Harris, Mazzar Robinson, Zamaree Postell, J’air Cannon, Vashti Randolph, Raheem Randolph and numerous other relatives and friends.
Ebone’ precedes in death her paternal grandparents Nathaniel Sr & Nealer Patterson, maternal grandparents Robert Jackson & Nana Pearl Watkins, Aunt Vicky Ruth Lacey, Uncle Dwayne Patterson and Cousin Demiko Ravel Patterson.
Ebone’, you are resting in the hands of God now, and finally at peace. You lived life to the fullest and stayed authentic to YOU. Although we can’t physically see or touch you anymore, you are forever in our hearts, thoughts and memories. We praise God for you having been a devoted daughter, niece, cousin, and friend to everyone in your life. Till we meet again on the other side…. keep smiling down on us….SMOOCHES Ebone’
I loved my niece unconditionally! Ebone you will truly be missed! Rest in Paradise honey till we see each other again at the Pearly Gates! I love YOU! ❤️
Eb, I will always remember you for your smile. You had a beautiful soul and I will love and remember you forever.
– Jai
Ebone’ I will miss your contagious smile, hugs and sweet spirit. You are now with our father in heaven so rest in peace sweetheart until we meet again at the pearly gates. I love you!❤️ 💋
-Aunt Doe
You will truly be missed the first time I met you. Such a intelligent well spoken I’m young lady: we had our times of working together at Charley’s and I will always remember our good times. You will be forever in my heart as the most sweetest young lady aka my sister from another mother as we always called each other.
I’d just like to say that I was truly saddened to hear the news Baby Girl. You were like one of my own! All the times you came over for game nights, and prepared your famous chicken and shrimp fettuccine alfredo will never be forgotten! Your smile, your jokes, your respectfulness and your brightness! We love you and we are glad we’ve crossed paths in this lifetime.
Love,
Mama Shy
Nathaniel My Wonderful Memories of Your Beautiful Daughter Bring your a little Happiness and Peace From a childhood Friend Janet