Patricia Anne Zuehlke

Dear Paul, Michael and Anne, I was so sorry to hear about Patty's passing. We were good friends at St. Mary's. We reunited at our St. Mary's reunions and our OHS reunion. This past fall we stayed with Patty for a weekend in Pearl Lake and attended a St. Mary's reunion in Oshkosh. I have so many good memories of Patty and now I cherish them even more. She was a beautiful person and a mother who loved her children and grand children very much. I will have masses said for Patty at my home parish in Cedar Rapids that way I can attend. My sincerest sympathy to all of you and your families are in my prayers. 'Kathy Kittoe Scott

On behalf of the Our Lady of Good Hope Parish Choir, I wish to send out deepest condolences. Pat was a wonderful person. We have missed seeing her bright, smiling face and hearing her sing with us. We know that she is now lending her voice with the choirs of angels in heaven. Pat, may the angels lead you into paradise, may the martyrs come to welcome you and take you to the holy city, the new and eternal Jerusalem. Bob Gallagher, Director of Liturgy and Music Our Lady of Good Hope Parish Milwaukee, Wisconsin

S o sorry for your loss Pat and I worked together for many years at Alexian Village and shared many laughs and good times. She loved her family and especially enjoyed showing pictures of her grandchildren and talking about them May God give you peace as you mourn your loss. Nancy [Jensen] Reimer

I was so sorry to learn of your Mom's leaving this earthly world. I worked with your Mom at Alexian Village also. I will miss when I am walking around Pearl Lake checking to see if "Zfolks" is there. May you find comfort in knowing she is reunited with your Dad. I am so sorry for your loss. Pat Sass

George and I want to extend our sympathies on the passing of your Mom, Pat. We knew her and your dad for many years and shared some fun times. I know life for her was more difficult after your dad's death, but she faced that with a strong spirit and moved forward. I know she really enjoyed the lake home, and the fun of the complete redo, especially because she was able to share that experience with most of you. She handled her own declining health with the same feisty attitude she exhibited about the other indignities life handed her. She would want to be remembered as the sister, mom & grandmother who's love of family was so important to her and as a woman who lived and enjoyed her life, which ended too soon. Karen & George Hnasko