Birth date: Sep 21, 1946 Death date: Oct 27, 2007
PATRICIA ANN WISNIEWSKI, 61, of Nashotah, WI. and former resident of Baraga, MI. passed away Friday, October 19, 2007 at Angels Grace Hospice in Oconomowoc, WI. She was born on September 21, 1946 in Ishpeming, MI. daughter of the Read Obituary
I am so very sorry for your loss. Patt was a very special person and I'll never forget her beautiful smile. Whenever we worked together at conferences, she would jump right in and do whatever was needed. I came to depend on her and missed her presence when she became ill. My prayers are with you now but be comforted knowing she is in a better place.
To Pat's Family - Soory to hear of Pat's passing.Such a loss we have experienced with the passing of such a beautiful soul.We have not seen Pat for few years but remember well the People's Festivaland other times we had spent with Pat. I know she spread light and joy to so many.She will be greatly missed by her loving family and friends but her sweeet energy and her love will continue to surround those who miss her so. Prayers and Blessings to you.
ladd,
thinking of you and your family at this time of sorrow.
ladd and family,
our deepest sympathy to all of you, we have such wonderful memories of pat with all those years of hockey and trust you may find comfort knowing you have alot of prayer and love supporting you. God bless you today and always.
Jerry, Ladd and family,what can one say at this time,words seem to have no sound...but memories are like Patt's paintings they're in visual forever.I am truely blessed to have met her and to have had her in my life,and now memories.My vision of you Jerry came to be so true for Patt,she was so in love with you.We laughed at the vision as I remember her saying Lori a man with a pony tail,and I said yes, and an eagle and Mountain will be of importance. Her glow was intensified when she met you. Ladd you were always her pride and joy,your teen years were a challenge,but as all parents,we make it through, she just glowed when she told me of your family,your new business venture,she was full of pride and hope. I'm so happy we went to see her when we did.All the posts that others have shared was so very much Patt,her soul was that of giving,listening,sharing,compassion and talent,zeal,zest and love of life and others. I know she lives on,but my selfish side wished she could be here forever,as I truely will miss her so,she touched my life as she did to many others. Dave,myself and the Art Class send our condolences to all.
Ladd: Joyce, Eric and I were deeply saddened to learn of the passing of your mother. She became a very important and pleasant part of our life when we moved to L'Anse and she made our transition to the U.P. much easier than we expected. Her assistance to me in the office was invaluable and greatly appreciated as was her ever-present effervescent personality. Our condolences to you and your family, Ladd.
Betty & Family: Please know you are in our thoughts & prayers.
Although we never had an opportunity to meet each other in person, but whatever interaction we had, courtesy Donna, had connected us so deeply that we intrinsically trusted each other. it shows how wonderful and friendly a person she was. May God take her under her wings and give Jerry & family strength to bear the grief !
In addition to the details of more of the activities of Patt's life and involvement in ancient American subjects, my husband, Glenn DeVlaminck and I send our loving prayers and gratitude to Patt's husband Jerry, son Ladd and his family, for the precious time and friendhsip we had the priviledge of sharing with their dear wife and mom (and grandma.) Her Light still shines on and on through many who will carry on her dreams through teaching and sharing via her People's Festivals.
To Patt's Family
Your loss is deep but your memories and happiness in being dear Patt's loved ones will remain. Her sweetness, life and light will continue through you and through those she touched in this realm.
With deepest sympathy and fondest memories,
Pat
