Patricia A. Gazer

Birth date: Jul 18, 1943 Death date: Mar 23, 2014

Patricia A. Gazer (nee Kocinski), age 70, of North Ridgeville, passed away Sunday, March 23, 2014 at Ames Family Hospice Center in Westlake, following a short illness. She was born in Detroit, Michigan, grew up in Maple Heights an Read Obituary

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629w ago

Created a Tribute Video in memory of Patricia A. Gazer.

Bettetaylor

628w ago

To Pat's family: Pat was a wonderful spirit filled friend. We could talk about anything - we could laugh at the simplest joke. We traveled together, we studied together, we played together, and we prayed together. She made the world a better place.

god's loving hands wrapped around her and took her home. She will be missed by her friends as I know she will be missed by you. I will be praying for you and yours.

Bette Taylor

Marion Wesner

628w ago

Dear Pat,
I will forever feel grateful for the many years of friendship I shared with you, Pat Gazer. You remain my best friend. I will cherish the many happy memories of time shared together. May you rest in peace.
Pat, I love you!
Marion

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628w ago

Sent a Serene Green™ Bouquet For Sympathy to the Gazer family.

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Cheryl Regan

628w ago

Pat was an aunt to me and my family. I remember her at all family events my whole life. Pat is the most wholesome, even-keeled person I know. She never had a bad thing to say about anyone and was a "go-with-the-flow" person. Pat was a devoted friend and was close with my mom for about 50 years and was loyal through all aspects of life. She was also a good GodMother to my sister. She will be missed by all. Rest in peace. Love always, Cheryl (Wesner) Regan and Sons

Kelsy Gazer

628w ago

In 1998, I wrote a poem for my mother and presented it to her, Marion Green. From that day forward, I became a Gazer and Pat became my mother also. As the years have passed I realized how incredibly lucky I am, and that this poem applies to Pat as well. Thank you Patty for helping me to become the best mother and wife that I can be.

My Mother by Kelsy Gazer Feb 28th 1998

The things my mother's given me would fill a book,
So I'll simply take the time to thank her for all the things she TOOK.

My Mother took my brain and taught it to learn,
She took my heart and taught it to burn.

She took my body and showed it how to work and play,
She took my doubt and taught me to throw it away.

She took my soul and taught it right from wrong,
She took my spirit and helped it to sing it's song.

She took my pain so my soul it did not stain,
But most of all, she TOOK my hand and held me up when I could not stand.