Patricia M Gorzalski

Gorzalski, Patricia M. Auntie Pat was called home to her heavenly Father on Sunday, April 13, 2014. Born December 17, 1935 in Milwaukee, she leaves to cherish her memory her beloved companion of 54 years, Joan Neuser. Further survived by her brothers and sisters, Arlene (the late Gilbert) Krawczyk, Robert Glazewski, Jacquelyn (Tony) St. Peter, Sharon (the late James, Jr.) Reynolds, the late Eugene Glazewski, DeWayne (Mary) Glazewski, Phillip (Chariel) Babby, Paul (Robyn) Behmke, and Sandy Parks; her dear nephews and nieces, including, the Rev. Fr. Brad Krawczyk, Dawn (Darryl) Krawczak, MaryJo (the late Michael) Kotecki, Gregg (Robin) Krawczyk, Keith (Laurie) DeFatte, Debbie (Dwaine) Allison, Scott Perry, Gelane Milczarek, Guy Michael Perry, Wendi (John) Nikolai, the late Tammy, the late Kimm, the late Randy, and the late Heather Young, Tammy (Will) McIntyre, DeWayne II (Julie) Glazewski, and Tony Glazewski; her loved great nieces and nephews, Erin (Buck) Baker, Gabrielle, Gideon, and Moriah Krawczyk, Matthew and Lydia DeFatte, Melissa Glazewski, Jamie Allison, Jay Perry, Mellisa (Ryan) Lively, Samantha (Kris) Braden, Tabitha (Dustin) Milczarek, Mallori, Andres Garza, Robbie, Danny, Jimmy, and Charlotte McIntyre, Jessica (Jason) Pratt, DeWayne III and Cody Glazewski, Dakota, Shelby, Harlie, Wyatt and Austin Glazewski; her dearest great- great nieces and nephews, including Max Baker, Addisyn DeMeuse, Brody and Emma Braden, Mayson Taylor, and Natalie Johnson. She is also survived by our loving Uncle Muzzy and many cousins, and by the loving Neuser Family: Jean, David (Linda) Neuser, Karen (Kasey) and Kirk Benson. The younger ones, always knew the candy drawer would be filled with their favorites. Pat was employed at Industrial Towel & Uniform as Accounts Receivable Manager for 35 years. Auntie Pat was a prolific crocheter and knitter, not only for her family and friends, but also hundreds of cancer patients, the elderly, and newborn babies. We will miss calling her and asking if she had what we needed. She would always say "Sure come on over and get what you need." The consummate gardener, Patsy had beautiful gardens all around her home and yard, which were the perfect background for all the beautiful birds that would flock to the numerous bird feeders and baths. Pat lived to entertain for her family and friends and her two favorite holidays were Christmas and Easter. Her Christmas decorations were beyond compare, with a different theme in each room, making her home a true winter wonderland. Pat made many friends thru the years including Jerry Ampe, the late John La Vora, the late Larry Wadzinski, Billy Kapitz, Jane Dollinger, Judy Vergata, and Carole Zimprich. The family wishes to thank Dr. M. Snell for her care visits and cheerful phone calls. They meant a lot to Pat. We also Thank Wheaton Franciscan Home Hospice and all her other caregivers especially, Sharon and Gelane. Visitation on Wednesday, April 16, 2014 from 10:00a.m. to 11:45 a.m. at St. Dominic Parish, 18255 W. Capitol Drive, Brookfield, with Mass of Christian Burial at 12:00 pm. Interment following Mass at St. Adalbert Cemetery, Milwaukee.