Ryan Page Patterson

Ryan “Page” Patterson, 48, passed away unexpectedly on July 26, 2026 in Abilene, Texas.

Visitation will be 6-7 pm on Friday, July 31, 2026 at Bell Cypert-Seale Funeral Home, 3101 College Ave, Snyder, Texas.

A Memorial Service will be held at 10 am on Saturday, August 1, 2026 at First Baptist Church, Snyder, Texas with Pastor Ben Reid officiating. A private interment will be held for family and close friends prior to the memorial service. Services are under the direction of Bell-Cypert-Seale Funeral Home.

Page was born in Snyder, Texas, to Alton and Sherry Patterson on September 28, 1977. He graduated from Snyder High School in 1996, where he was a multi-sport athlete, excelling in golf, basketball, and baseball. He continued his golf career at Western Texas College before attending Angelo State University.

Page built a successful career in sales. His ability to connect with people wasn't just what made him good at his job—it was simply who he was. The relationships he built along the way mattered more to him than the sales themselves.

Page loved his kiddos. Cymber, Brantley, Londyn, and Remi meant the world to him. Despite his struggles, he always lit up when he talked about them. He was so proud of each of them. Some of his happiest moments were simply spending time with them—cheering them on, making them laugh, and creating memories together. They were never far from his heart.

Page loved people. He could talk to anyone and made friends easily. He was fiercely loyal. If you were his friend, you knew he wanted you to succeed and was genuinely proud when you did. He celebrated your victories like they were his own. His heart was big. He felt deeply. He could make you laugh and wouldn't think twice about crying with you either. Thank you, Ragland genes.

Page was always willing to help. He would give you his yes before he knew the ask. He was extremely nostalgic. He loved watching old videos and talking about old memories and remembering the people who had touched his life along the way.

Page was fun. He was a storyteller who could engage a crowd with his stories and have everyone laughing. He was up for whatever fun, dancing, water parks, roller coasters—you name it, he was ready to go. He was a big kid at heart and loved jumping in on the fun whenever he had the chance.

His daughter, Cymber, described him as "the funniest person I knew." He had a way of making people feel welcome and always gave everyone a good laugh.

Page's love for sports never faded. From his days as a multi-sport athlete to coaching his children and becoming one of their biggest fans, sports were always a part of his life. And if the game involved the Texas Tech Red Raiders or the Dallas Cowboys, you knew exactly who he'd be cheering for.

If you spent any amount of time with Page, chances are you walked away with a story, a laugh, and a memory you'll never forget. He loved deeply, laughed often, and left behind countless memories that those who loved him will carry forever.

Page knew Jesus. He and his sister often had deep theological conversations, prayed together often, and found encouragement in their shared faith. Though he experienced deep struggles, he never stopped believing in God and had placed his faith in Christ. Today we grieve, but not without hope.

He was preceded in death by his grandparents Phil and Maxine Ragland and Monroe and Eudell Patterson; cousins Shay Ragland and Kelsey Ragland.

Page is survived by his children, daughters Cymber, Londyn and Remi; son Brantley; parents Alton and Sherry Patterson; sister, Hayley Wilson and husband Clint; nephews Pierce Wilson and fiancée Tasha, Cash Wilson and wife Madelyn and great-niece Stevie Grace; nephew, Gage Wilson; niece Reese Wilson. He is further survived by numerous cousins and extended family.

Pallbearers will be Pierce Wilson, Cash Wilson, Gage Wilson, Mat Powell, Brett Wright, and Wayne Braziel.

The family wishes to extend their sincere thanks to everyone for their love, support, and prayers during this difficult time.

The family requests that in lieu of flowers, donations be made to the Scurry County Youth Center, 1500 28th Street, Snyder, Texas 79549.