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Patricia Kay Schlegel
November 7, 1946 ~ February 19, 2017 (age 70) 70 Years Old Light a Candle
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Message from Christina "SongBird4Trump" @C4Constitution
February 25, 2017 9:30 PM
Ben,
I've posted 2 lengthy messages but I dont see them here. Pls email me.
Thank you!
Christina
I've posted 2 lengthy messages but I dont see them here. Pls email me.
Thank you!
Christina
Message from Christina "SongBird4Trump" @C4Constitution
February 25, 2017 9:24 PM
Hi Ben, it's me again!
I just looked at my Skype communication with your Mom. We were collaborating every day. I'm thinking I was "with" her when she passed! On the 19th I asked her a question about the military. She said, " not sure let me ck" and she never got back to me. She ALWAYS got back to me promptly, unless she fell asleep in her chair which she confessed to doing on occasion.. I figured she fell asleep. Then she didnt reply all week to my Skype, calls or texts. Thought she might have been having a situation with that nosebleed...Would you kindly email me and fill in the gaps? We skyped, texted, tweeted & called each other daily for almost 2 yrs. I was hoping to visit her this year. I miss her so much.
Thank you.
Love,
Christina
I just looked at my Skype communication with your Mom. We were collaborating every day. I'm thinking I was "with" her when she passed! On the 19th I asked her a question about the military. She said, " not sure let me ck" and she never got back to me. She ALWAYS got back to me promptly, unless she fell asleep in her chair which she confessed to doing on occasion.. I figured she fell asleep. Then she didnt reply all week to my Skype, calls or texts. Thought she might have been having a situation with that nosebleed...Would you kindly email me and fill in the gaps? We skyped, texted, tweeted & called each other daily for almost 2 yrs. I was hoping to visit her this year. I miss her so much.
Thank you.
Love,
Christina
Message from Christine Jesson-Valore
February 25, 2017 7:48 PM
I am so shocked at Hannah's passing. I knew her as Boudica, a vibrant, loving, strong lady who worked diligently with us, volunteering on Twitter. It was my pleasure to meet her and work with her for our favorite cause.
Works cannot adequately express our sorrow at her passing. I am sure she is hard at work already i heaven, loving Christ as she did.
My heart goes out to you and your family and her many friends. I was honored to have known her.
Sincerely in Christ,
Christine
Works cannot adequately express our sorrow at her passing. I am sure she is hard at work already i heaven, loving Christ as she did.
My heart goes out to you and your family and her many friends. I was honored to have known her.
Sincerely in Christ,
Christine
A candle was lit by Christina "SongBird4Trump" @C4Constitution
on February 25, 2017 6:57 PM
Message from Christina "SongBird4Trump" @C4Constitution
February 25, 2017 6:56 PM
There are no words to express how saddened I am by Hannah's passing! We met on Twitter because of our desire to see Donald Trump elected president. We became fast and deep friends. We Skyped every single day multiple times a day for the past almost 2 years. We said goodnight and I love you to each other every single night all this time. May her family know that her love for each of them was immeasurable, deep as the ocean and wider than the sky. She shared a lot with me about you guys! I feel like I know you! Please feel free to connect with me by email and then we can exchange our phone numbers. I know your mother is now in the presence of her Lord Jesus and we will see her again. Until then please know that she was very valuable to President Trump, a true light with a fine mind and big heart, and I will sorely miss her. God bless you all. Be kind to yourselves and to know that she would not want you to unduly mourn her passing but would rather you carry on in the love of Christ until we see Him face to face.
In Christ's Love, Christina (SongBird4Trump @C4Constitution)
P.S. Hope to hear from you!
In Christ's Love, Christina (SongBird4Trump @C4Constitution)
P.S. Hope to hear from you!
A candle was lit by judy friend
on February 25, 2017 5:18 AM
A candle was lit by Pam Blackman
on February 24, 2017 9:26 PM
Message from Ted and Ardith Carratt
February 24, 2017 9:15 PM
It is with great sorrow that I read of Pat's passing. We became good friends as part of the Friday Morning Bible Study, about 1980. She was such a caring person. May the Lord hold you all close.
Message from Pam Blackman
February 24, 2017 9:14 PM
Tonight I just learned of my sister's passing. To her children and grandchildren, and close friends. I know she loved you all dearly and I am grateful that you all will know the comfort, peace and strength that the Lord will provide you during this very difficult time. I thank you for your diligence in getting in touch with me to let me know.
My sister and I had our differences, but I loved her and can remember how as a child (I'm 9 years younger than her) - how I looked up to her and always wanted to be in her shadow.
I have to say - one of my worst memories was when I was a kid, and she was in middle school and she took a bucket of trout and poured it down my back. It's of course funny to look back on as an adult, but I can remember how steemed I was at the time. I went running home crying to mama, and she could've ripped me a new one for it.
My best memory was when her and Johnny had lived on our father's ranch. I think Naomi must've been about 3 years old (maybe a little older)...I don't remember. But it was Thanksgiving and her and I wanted to bake a cake. It was one of those pink cake mixes with cherry bits inside. To this day I don't know how true this was - but she had decided to add extra red food coloring...and she added a lot. Well...she said that it contained alcohol and she figured that since she already had added so much she may as well take some whiskey (my dad always had a bottle stashed at the ranch) and add some to it. It wasn't a lot but her mom-in-law, Helen was a devout baptist woman who had never had an ounce of alcohol in her life, but she did love that cake, and had a double portion! Patty thought the alcohol would mostly cook off and had no idea what it would do to Helen. She was mortified as Helen became quite tipsy. As a kid seeing all the hub-bub I thought it was a riot.
We had our differences over the years, but had recently reconciled and she thoroughly enjoyed sharing with me her vast knowledge of all things political and I enjoyed her passion in all of it.
I will miss what we never had, and I will miss what we'd started to restore. You are resting with Jesus now, my dear sister. My comfort is in knowing that one day we will be fully restored in paradise. I love you.
My sister and I had our differences, but I loved her and can remember how as a child (I'm 9 years younger than her) - how I looked up to her and always wanted to be in her shadow.
I have to say - one of my worst memories was when I was a kid, and she was in middle school and she took a bucket of trout and poured it down my back. It's of course funny to look back on as an adult, but I can remember how steemed I was at the time. I went running home crying to mama, and she could've ripped me a new one for it.
My best memory was when her and Johnny had lived on our father's ranch. I think Naomi must've been about 3 years old (maybe a little older)...I don't remember. But it was Thanksgiving and her and I wanted to bake a cake. It was one of those pink cake mixes with cherry bits inside. To this day I don't know how true this was - but she had decided to add extra red food coloring...and she added a lot. Well...she said that it contained alcohol and she figured that since she already had added so much she may as well take some whiskey (my dad always had a bottle stashed at the ranch) and add some to it. It wasn't a lot but her mom-in-law, Helen was a devout baptist woman who had never had an ounce of alcohol in her life, but she did love that cake, and had a double portion! Patty thought the alcohol would mostly cook off and had no idea what it would do to Helen. She was mortified as Helen became quite tipsy. As a kid seeing all the hub-bub I thought it was a riot.
We had our differences over the years, but had recently reconciled and she thoroughly enjoyed sharing with me her vast knowledge of all things political and I enjoyed her passion in all of it.
I will miss what we never had, and I will miss what we'd started to restore. You are resting with Jesus now, my dear sister. My comfort is in knowing that one day we will be fully restored in paradise. I love you.
Message from Ed and Oda Nunn
February 24, 2017 2:59 PM
It was with a heavy heart that I received the news of your mother's passing. She and I actually became cousins and ancestry buddies. What a time we had trying to put our family tree together.
I was privileged to have visited her home and met all of you in March 2010. She sure loved her family. In the days to come, stay close to one another. Share her love.
I was privileged to have visited her home and met all of you in March 2010. She sure loved her family. In the days to come, stay close to one another. Share her love.
A FRUIT AND GOURMET BASKET was sent on February 24, 2017
To the Mills Family - Praying for you and your family at this time of sorrow. Pastor and Mrs. Brown and members of Salem Baptist Church
Message from Ken and Karen LeRose
February 23, 2017 4:02 PM
Our thoughts and prayers are always with you. Love Dad & Karen
A candle was lit by Joedy Fernandez
on February 23, 2017 3:17 PM
A candle was lit by Gary cooley
on February 23, 2017 9:30 AM
Message from Lorena Adams
February 23, 2017 8:58 AM
Naomi, I'm sorry for the loss of your mother. She must have been an awesome lady and will be missed.
Message from Karen Jaquish
February 21, 2017 11:28 PM
My condolences. She was kind -hearted person, who loved her family, and cared for those around her. In the difficult days ahead, borrow from her strength and lean in to one another. That's how she raised you.
Message from Kyle & Teresa Kollmar
February 21, 2017 7:48 PM
May you be blessed and lifted by His strength during this difficult time. God Bless.
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