My Deepest Sympathy to the Family. She was such a nice Lady and always had a  Sweet Smile and very funny at times. RIP. Sincerely Ron Alexander. 🩵

I grew up living next door to "Aunt Pat" as I fondly called her.  I have so many wonderful memories spending time with her and her family.  I especially loved when she and my mom would bake apple and blueberry pies.  Aunt Pat was a master at making a delicious pie crust.  She was always so joyful and had an infectious smile and laugh.  Since I moved away I have missed spending time with her.  I know she has a special place in heaven and is so happy to be reunited with Chuck, June, Brian and Ken.  Lots of love and prayers to the entire Kleinow family as they adjust to life without her.   Rest in peace Aunt Pat.

Mrs. Pat had in infecious smile and a very welcoming joyous personality. She was an active member of St. Mark Lutheran Church where  Mrs. Pat headed the 50 & Over club and just help make people feel welcomed and included. I am grateful to have known her.  I have and will missed her laugh and smile.

So many great times with Pat. Football games, baseball games, hockey games. Belle Isle, Detroit Zoo, Traverse City with Aunt Marge, ice cream at Big Boy or having a beer and conversation after shopping. Best trip was Vancouver, Seattle, Alaska with Brian where we took a helicopter to walk on a glacier. She was always ready for adventure and a good time. Pat, thanks for the memories. Love you.

Pat was my childhood next door neighbor on Sarmorr Street. My mom and Pat were close friends. She celebrated my mom's, Joyce Williams, 70th birthday along with neighbor Virginia Kudzia. She attended my daughter's wedding in Punta Cana. After my mom passed Pat and I still kept in touch and we enjoyed going to the tea room in Roseville. Pat lived at Shorehaven for a while and I volunteered there as a tea party hostess where I saw her every month. She was a special person to me and I will miss her.

Pat always felt at home at our house.   Weather we were home or not,  on a hot summer day, we would find her bobbin around in our swimming pool.  We would enjoy a frozen slushie coctail  and then have a BBQ.    We always had a good time together.   And laugh,   boy did we laugh.   I do believe summer was her favorite  and then holidays with family.   Pat loved being with all her family.  We bowled on a bowling league and drank beer.  She would drink her beer out of a glass.  I,  in a bottle.  She tried to convert me to a glass and it didn't work....LOL.  I loved Pat like my own birth Mother.  Rest in peace Pat.  You are now in such a beautiful place, with our God and the heavenly Angels.

Since I was 11 years old, I spent a lot of time at the Kleinow home, being a friend of her son  Brian.  Mrs. Kleinow was always welcoming and only yelled at me once, deservedly so :) Great memories of her riding her bike, swimming and peanut butter cookies! Lots of love to Kevin and  all of the Kleinow Family.
   
   Allan Gogoleski

Aunt Pat was always there to support the family.  Her smile and laugh were infectious.  She was a fun ,person to be around and will be  missed.  Her kindness she showed with my Dad,  Tony, as she called him, after Moms passing will not be forgotten.  
What a precious Aunt !  
Praying for all in the family who miss this wonderful lady !
Cousin Sue

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Patricia is survived by Kevin (Rocky) Kleinow, Cindy Kleinow, Scott (Brenda) Kleinow, Brad (Holly) Kleinow, Jennifer Standifer, Jason (Laura) Kleinow, Dan (Lauren) Kleinow, Kathy Salame, Craig (Ashley) Regoni, and Kelsey Regoni. Great grandkids: Allie, Aubrey, Gage, Myles, Aidan, Lila, Belle, Violet, and Liam Kleinow.

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Patricia Ann Kleinow

28 October, 1933 – 20 July, 2025

Kaul Funeral Home

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