Patricia Kay Clark

Patricia Kay Clark-Bintliff, 75, of Midland, Texas passed away on February 15,2025.

Visitation will be Sunday, February 23, 2025, from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM at Sunset Memorial Funeral Home. 

Funeral Services will be held at 11:00 A.M. on Monday, February 24, 2025, at Sunset Memorial Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will follow at Sunset Memorial Gardens. The arrangements are by Sunset Memorial Gardens and Funeral Home in Odessa. 

Patricia Kay Clark- Bintliff was born in Odessa, Texas to Laverne and Mattie Jewell Dudley. She attended Odessa High School and went on to attend Southern Methodist University. She married Art Overturf, Jr. on February 1,1968 and went on to have three daughters by the names of Leesa, KaCee and Trae. Her three daughters were raised in Houston and Odessa, Texas. Art unexpectedly passed away in 1980. Pat went on to marry Roy Rex Clark September 18, 1992. Rex sadly passed away in 2020. She then married Robert Bintliff in 2021. 

Pat grew up attending Temple Baptist Church in Odessa, Texas where she enjoyed Sunday School and Sunday church service. She attended church with her parents and her 3 sisters, Betty, Claudine and Joyce. She was the youngest of the four girls. She was a cheerleader at Hood Junior High School and Odessa High School. An interesting fact about Pat was that as a child she lived in Puerto Rico where her father worked for a short time. Pat worked at Community National Bank for over 20 years until she retired in 2022. Pat was a daughter, a sister, an aunt, a mother, a grandmother, a great-grandmother, a wife, a widow, a woman of God and most importantly she was MeMe. Pat was an extremely caring, compassionate, loving and strong woman. She enjoyed attending all of her grandchildren’s events. She was always their biggest cheerleader in anything her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren did. She loved nothing more than to be surrounded by her family. Family members have fond memories of spending holidays and birthdays at her home. Her swimming pool was quite the hot spot in the summer. Meme was always in a cheerful mood. Her laughter was contagious, and her smile could always light up a room. Meme had an extremely beautiful soul and showed love for everybody. Her death was sudden and shocking. She was such a loved person; therefore, she will be extremely missed and there will forever be a void in our family. We love and miss you so much, Meme. 

Patricia Kay Clark-Bintliff is preceded in death by her husband, Art Overturf, Jr.; ex-husband, Roy Rex Clark; her parents, Laverne Dudley, Mattie Jewell Dudley; and her sister, Claudine Pleasant Clark.

Patricia Kay Clark-Bintliff is survived by husband, Robert Bintliff; as well as her daughters, Leesa Mitchell and spouse Tony, KaCee Elliott and spouse Wade, Trae Todaro and spouse Nick; grandchildren, Tyler Overturf and spouse Veronica, Mattie Todaro, Austen Vasquez and spouse Alex, MaZee Galindo, Mackenzie Todaro, Tag Galindo, Braden Thomas, and Tanner Todaro; great grandchildren, Kolbie Overturf, Cade Overturf, Mackynlee Todaro, Maddix Todaro, and Emily Overturf; her sister, Joyce Griggs and spouse Marcus, and Betty Pleasant and spouse Freddie; as well as numerous nieces and nephews. Special extended family Tommy Galindo and Penny Barrett and lastly her sweet four-legged babies Lillie and Pearlie Mae.

Pallbearers will be Nick Todaro, Jr., Tony Mitchell, Wade Elliott, Austen Vasquez, Tag Galindo, Tanner Todaro, Cody Davidson, and Braeden Thomas.

Memorials may be in a donation to the charity of your choice.

The family would like to send our sincere thanks to Pamela Foster, PA, the paramedics at station 8 and all the night Doctors and the team of nurses that took care of her in CCU at Midland Memorial Hospital.