Birth date: Mar 17, 1939 Death date: Sep 17, 2013
Patricia Barbara Lynn, age 74, passed away peacefully surrounded by her family and friends on Tuesday September 17, 2013. Pat was born on March 17, 1939 to Santo and Vivian Falbo. In 1955 she married Robert Lynn and together they Read Obituary
arly. Now I will have Noone to tell me crazy wild stories of dancing with the boyz at city hall haha or about Angels and heaven. I can't come over and have a peanut butter malt with you but everytime I have one you will be in my mind. I still have all ur recipes you gave me and everytime I cook them I will think of you and how much you lived to cook and eat a good feast with family and friends. I know you have left us on earth but your memories will never be gone. I hope your having fun with grandpa in heaven and maybe you got to finally meet Elvis too lol :-)
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Grandma you will be missed dearly. Now I will have Noone to tell me crazy wild stories of dancing with the boyz at city hall haha or about Angels and heaven. I can't come over and have a peanut butter malt with you but everytime I have one you will be in my mind. I still have all ur recipes you gave me and everytime I cook them I will think of you and how much you lived to cook and eat a good feast with family and friends. I know you have left us on earth but your memories will never be gone. I hope your having fun with grandpa in heaven and maybe you got to finally meet Elvis too lol :-)
Grandma you will be missed dearly. Now I will have Noone to tell me crazy wild stories of dancing with the boyz at city hall haha or about Angels and heaven. I can't come over and have a peanut butter malt with you but everytime I have one you will be in my mind. I still have all ur recipes you gave me and everytime I cook them I will think of you and how much you lived to cook and eat a good feast with family and friends. I know you have left us on earth but your memories will never be gone. I hope your having fun with grandpa in heaven and maybe you got to finally meet Elvis too lol :-)
Aunt Pat and Uncle Rob were special to us. Her smile was heart warming, she was a beautiful person. Always willing to help. We loved you both and know you're happy being with Jesus.
Aunt Pat and Uncle Rob were special to us. Her smile was heart warming, she was a beautiful person. Always willing to help. We loved you both and know you're happy being with Jesus.
My mom my best friend, my heart is shattered in a million pieces the love that a mother gives I cant even express I know in my heart this is what you want to be with dad and that's OK, you have been very strong for all of us. But now its your time to start enjoying the heavens so dance and dance some more. Mom you've show and taught so much you have made me the woman I am today, and I want to thank you for that. So I will mention just a few more great things about you lets start with cooking the best cook in the world known for your famous spaghetti and meatball and yes we cant forget the chocolate cake with peanut butter frosting I want to tell you it was my honor to be your daughter and be able to call you mom. You are only gone from my sight and you will be in my heart forever. I love you
The first time I met Pat, she offered herself as a friend to a stranger (me). Her authenticity was obvious. Pat held precious the most important facets of life while disregarding the trivial distractions. Her faith, her family and friends were regarded, and guarded, as sacred gifts. She had the ability to live in the moment while seeking the very best for each of us...i.e. encouraging each of us to be all God created us to be. Love and joy exuded from her heart and found expression through her hands, eyes, and words.
I will forever enjoy our conversations, laughter, and the purest shared joy this side of heaven. I give You thanks LORD, for our time together!
Blessings of peace and comfort to Pam, Diana, Bobby,family and friends -
until we rejoice together in Heaven.
Diana, Bobby, Pam & family: my thoughts and prayers are with you all. Love Char Lynn-Schroeder
