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Obituary of Patricia A. Lawrence
April 12, 1940 – September 24, 2021
Patricia A. Ball Lawrence. Age 81 of Wyandotte.
Beloved wife of Harvey Lawrence and the late John Ball. Loving mother of John (Faye) Ball, Matthew (Peggy) Ball, Mark (Anna) Ball, Alicia (Terrence) Parsons, Christina (Dennis Croope) Ball and the late Andrew Ball. Dearest grandmother of Megan (Jeremy) Clark, Matthew (Stephanie) Ball, Theodore Campeau, Jessica (Rumaldo) Manzanarez, Chelsea (Ryan) Quenneville, Courtney Parsons, Alexander Parsons, Kristen Ball and Mark Ball. Great grandmother of Cameron, Caleb, Caroline, Calliope, Matthew, Shayla, Esperanza, Jasmine and Rumaldo. Dear sister of Alan (Ginger) Jones and Robert (Kaye Kengel) Jones.
Family Tribute
Patricia Lawrence graduated from Ladywood High School in 1958. She went on to work several different jobs but her primary role and calling was nursing. She was active in the community as a member of the Wyandotte Senior Friendship Club. Additionally, she was a lifetime member of the Boystown Alumni Auxillary, and parishioner of St. Joseph Parish in Wyandotte. Patricia loved traveling and visiting people and places around the country. She adored observing nature and could spend hours looking at wildlife. She loved to go for drives simply to enjoy the scenery. Above all else, Patricia loved being a Wife, Mom, Gramma, and Gigi. She had the brightest smile and the warmest hug. She loved visiting with her family and friends to enjoy playing games or simply chatting for hours. Patricia will be deeply missed and forever in our hearts.
Memorial contributions are appreciated to Alzheimer’s Association.
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