Patricia Ann Wilson

We were thankful for Pat´s gentle and wise advice when dementia took control of our mother´s life. This loving memorial makes me wish I had known her personally. Sincere condolences to her brothers and friends. Jo Ann Benell

So very sorry for you brothers and cousins, and for those of us who have lost a wonderful friend. Pat came into the Huseboe family’s life in 1960 bringing lots of laughter and fun into the every-day routine. Fun became “joy” “appreciation” “caring” and “compassion” as we matured with life’s experiences, adventures, and responsibilities,..but Pat always added “giggles” into her recipe for living well. She was a 100% daughter, sister, cousin, coworker, friend, helper, and professional. She was my sister’s BEST of FRIENDS, but many, MANY are ever-blessed with Pat’s irreplaceably vibrant friendship. Until we meet again...I will hold your Patty close to my heart and thank God for the uniquely joyful memories we created and shared❤️.

To the Wilson family, John, Tom, and Don, My most sincere condolences and deepest sympathies. I shall always have fond memories of Pat during our childhood and teen years when I was a neighbor. As the years passed we did not stay connected and I always wondered if our paths would ever cross again. I am sad they did not. Pat evolved into a wonderful human being and a great role model for all. Women like Patty are one of a kind. Rest in peace old friend. Kenneth Mohr

On behalf of the School of Social Work, UW-Madison, our condolences to Pat's family and friends. We will make note of Pat's passing and her accomplishments in our next Alumni Magazine.

I am so thankful for having the privilege to be a friend to the most amazing, kindest and caring person I have ever known. We meet 30 years ago on our first day of our job at the Wisconsin Lottery and remained close friends. I sure was so lucky that day. She taught me the best gift was to always laugh but in losing her I do find it so very hard to do. We had many adventures and many wonderful memories which I will cherish. My deepest condolences to her brothers, friends and especially all the people that she had dedicated her life in helping. Go walk with Winnie. Love and miss you, your friend Mary