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==Personal life==
==Personal life==
Patten was one of ten children born to Ivy Edward Patten (1896–1961) and the former Mattie Harrell (1900–1979). From his first marriage to the former Ethel Inzez Ewing (1923-2000), he had four children.<ref name=ethelinez/> After their divorce, he he married to the former Carolyn McCaule (born 1945). He was a member of Meyers Bend [[Pentecostal]] Church in Jonesville in Catahoula Parish.<ref name=obit>Funeral notice of David I. Patten, ''The Monroe News Star,'' June 26, 1998.</ref>
Patten was one of ten children born to Ivy Edward Patten (1896–1961) and the former Mattie Harrell (1900–1979). From his first marriage to the former Ethel Inzez Ewing (1923-2000), he had four children.<ref name=ethelinez/> After their divorce, he married the former Carolyn McCaule (born 1945). He was a member of Meyers Bend [[Pentecostal]] Church in Jonesville in Catahoula Parish.<ref name=obit>Funeral notice of David I. Patten, ''The Monroe News Star,'' June 26, 1998.</ref>
He died at the age of seventy-seven. Then state Senator [[Noble Ellington]] of Winnsboro, drafted in 1999 Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 17, in honor of Representative Patten. Services were held at the Sandy Lake Pentecostal Church in Jonesville. Patten is interred at Oak Grove Cemetery near Rhinehart, an unincorporated community in Catahoula Parish.<ref name=obit/>
He died at the age of seventy-seven. Then state Senator [[Noble Ellington]] of Winnsboro, drafted in 1999 Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 17, in honor of Representative Patten. Services were held at the Sandy Lake Pentecostal Church in Jonesville. Patten is interred at Oak Grove Cemetery near Rhinehart, an unincorporated community in Catahoula Parish.<ref name=obit/>