Scott and Greg.  I only found out about your mother's passing today.  She was the best of the best. I will always remember her as a dear friend and fellow educator.  I loved her indomitable spirit, gentle way and positive attitude.  She will be missed by many.  I offer you my deepest condolences, but I am confident in my belief that she is in the loving hands of the Almighty.

Pat was my classmate at Saint Rose Convent for about 15 years before she left. We looked almost exactly alike and used to have a lot of fun laughing about our appearances. Of course we were in long habits, so just our faces could be seen, and we were about the same weight. I was overseas when Pat left, and I always have missed her. We really loved one another. I am retired but still teach one course of literature at Marquette University, and will be 82 (in June), Pat's age too. Bernadette Prochaska, FSPA, PhD

Dear Gregory and Scott,
Please accept my condolences on the passing of your mother, Patricia. It was an honor to help you make arrangements. I appreciate the trust you have placed in Kraeer Funeral Home, Margate.
Sincerely yours,

     Over twenty years ago Patricia LeBlanc welcomed a straggly, awkward, bitter, and smart-mouthed teenager into her home and she made me feel as if I was a part of her family ever since.  She saw right through the shell that I tried to show the world.  She saw who I really was.  Saw the man I could one day become.  And she has quietly guided me there ever since.  Because that is what she always did.  She brought out the best in people.  She gave them hope and she gave them courage.
     What I will always remember most about her is the love that she had for her family.  Patricia and Ray lived for their children and always made sure to make time for those rambunctious roadtrip vacations.  They both taught me so many valuable lessons on what it truly means to be a great parent.  These lessons I will always keep with me, and hopefully one day pass on to children of my own.
     Gregg and Scott, I love you both as if we were brothers and I am terribly sorry for your loss.  Your mother will be missed, but most importantly, she will be remembered.  I am a better man for having met Patricia LeBlanc.

I always admired Pat's courage for leaving a ministerial career, taking a chance to be with the man she loved. She never missed a heartbeat to be a good wife and a wonderful mother. Rest In Peace Patricia

Pat a dear sister in Jesus since we were Librarians in our small school in Onalaska WI - when Library Hrs were over we shared R love of Jesus - Pat's family lived close by Olaf & Orlene - twins - as weather & time allowed-they gathered to play ball in the dooryard - Pat is gone from us - but now with Jesus R Lord - Coming Soon - Jesus Shalom Love till then - Olaf & Barbara Anderson

Our thoughts and prayers are with all you. I have many wonderful memories of Pat. I was blessed with our friendship and working together for many years at the University School. Pat was a great teacher who was loved by all her students. She sure was proud of you Scott and Greg for all you have accomplished in your lives over the years. And how happy she was to have Andrea and the grandchildren in her life. So glad she retired to spend her 
time with family, who she loved so much. Pat will be missed, but her memories never forgotten. So sorry for your loss. Vickie & Len Rezzolla, Angela, Tom & Isabella Gasbarro

Words can't express the sorrow of her passing. I recall the wonderful times spent with Aunt Pat and loved her stories and good humor. As a mentor and teacher she touched many lives. She loved her sons dearly and adored her grand children which gave her so much happiness. I will miss her very much and find comfort knowing she is in Heaven now and reunited with uncle Ray. To Scott and Greg, my deepest sympathy for a loss so dear.

My prayers and love to the LeBlanc family.   I was blessed to have had the opportunity to work with Pat for many years at University School.  She was so amazing to the kids and her colleagues.  I will miss her smile, laughter and wisdom. I pray for you all and that God will give you all peace.

I have many great memories of my Aunt Pat. I know she raised her two sons as best as any mother could and from their accomplishments of schooling and professional achievement is just one example of the lives she touched.  Many other students that she had taught show the same excellence and achievement in later years of their tutelage.  Many recall her as that one of a   special kind   of teacher that they remember.  All of her kids and grandchildren were the light of her life and that special joy that only... they bring. I am glad she had lived to share some moments with the grandkids, but  sad that it was so brief.  I will miss my conversations with her, especially the gems  and joys of the grandkids that she would talk about. It was getting boring to hear of her brag of her kids but it was so fun to hear her boast of her grandkids :)  Sorry, Scott and Andrea and Greg ..... but you know what i mean :)        I feel a void now that my Aunt Pat is gone, I am so sorry for your loss,  sincerely,  Steve Leblanc.

I lost one of my best childhood friends.
No one was closer growing up in rural Chippewa Falls Wisconsin than my sister Pat, my sister Bonnie and myself. I called my sister Pat daily and we always talked about the wonderful times we shared at our home on Lake Wisota. I will miss my sister every day until that day when we will meet again at the eastern gate. 
God speed sister Pat.
With all the love I can muster.
Brother Bob

I came into Pat's life or should I say she came into mine not that long ago. But the happiness, joy, comfort, and wisdom she gave me was equivalent to a life-long relationship. I will miss her terribly and will think of her daily. To her sons Scott and Gregory, her daughter-in-law Andrea, her grandchildren Nicolas and Amelie, her brothers Robert and Keith, her sister Cheryl, and to her many nieces and nephews, I offer my deepest condolences.  Gloria Owens, San Antonio, Texas.

I came into Pat's life or should I say she came into mine not that long ago. But the happiness, joy, comfort, and wisdom she gave me was equivalent to a life-long relationship. I will miss her terribly and will think of her daily. To her sons Scott and Gregory, her daughter-in-law Andrea, her grandchildren Nicolas and Amelie, her brothers Robert and Keith, her sister Cheryl, and to her many nieces and nephews, I offer my deepest condolences.

To the LeBlanc family - my prayers and thoughts are with each one of you. I had the incredible blessing of working for a few years with Pat at University School. Such a lovely woman. She will be missed but I will always have wonderful memories of her. God Bless.

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Patricia Ann LeBlanc

5 January, 1932 – 31 March, 2014

Kraeer Funeral Home & Cremation Center

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