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In loving memory of

Remoin Patton

July 27, 1962 — June 16, 2025

Remoin “Uncle Moonie” Patton Sr. was a devoted uncle and cherished member of his family whose warmth and quiet presence left an impression on all who knew him.

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Remoin Thomas Patton Sr., known to family and friends as “Uncle Moonie,” passed away on June 16, 2025. He was 62. Born July 27, 1962, Patton lived in the Atlanta area and was remembered by loved ones for his steady, familiar presence and the small kindnesses that marked his everyday life.

A beloved uncle within a wide circle of family, Remoin’s family ties were an important part of his identity. He is remembered in statements from relatives as someone who brought comfort and a sense of home to those around him. Friends who posted memories on his tribute page recalled his easygoing manner and the quiet ways he showed care – a friendly greeting, time spent with relatives, or a patient listening ear.

Services to honor Remoin’s life were arranged by Gregory B. Levett & Sons Funeral Homes. A visitation was held at the Scottdale Chapel on June 26, 2025, followed by a memorial service on June 28, 2025, at Clarkston First Baptist Church. Those who knew him were invited to share memories and offer condolences through the funeral home’s online guest book and tribute pages.

In the weeks after his passing, family members and friends paid tribute to his memory, sharing photographs and stories of times spent together. These remembrances underline how deeply he was loved by those closest to him and how his presence shaped ordinary moments into lasting memories.

Remoin’s family asked for privacy as they grieve and for those who wish to honor his memory to remember him in the small, everyday ways that brought him joy. He leaves behind a legacy of familial love and quiet strength that will be kept alive by the stories and recollections of those who loved him.

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