Patricia Ann Glen

She was born in Kansas City, Missouri on March 17, 1940 to parents Arthur Cecil and Naomi Ruth Parish (Zink).

She graduated from Central High School in Kansas City, Missouri. She married Paul Glen the love of her life at the age of 17. They moved to San Diego, California when Paul joined the Navy. She started her career at Kaiser Permanente Hospital in San Diego until she retired in 1995.

Patricia raised four children with her husband Paul in San Diego, California - Linda, Paul Jr. and twins Kimberly and Sharon. She was always a devoted and loving Mother, Wife, Grandmother and Great Grandmother. She truly was the Matriarch of the family. She provided a warm and nurturing home life to her family while holding down a full time job. She took pride in her home and always kept it beautiful, while balancing work life and raising four children.

Patricia enjoyed spending time outdoors. Whether it was working in her yard, taking camping trips, cruising on the catamaran out on the Bay, flying in hot air balloons, or going on vacations. She traveled whenever she could and loved it. After her retirement she enjoyed exploring the US by traveling in her motorhome with her husband Paul. When she was not traveling, their fondest memories were spent at Thousand Trails Pio Pico Campground in Otay Mesa, California, and at their lake property in Odessa, Missouri, as well as their property in Yuma, Arizona. She loved spending time with family, thrift store shopping, swap meets, decorating her home, and collecting jewelry.

Patricia was married for 65 years when her husband Paul passed away in March of 2023. Patricia was preceded in death by her parents Arthur and Naomi Parish (Zink), her brothers Frank Parish (Kathy) and Leslie Parish, a sister Dorothy Parish, two grandsons, Steven Davis and John Seehaas and her husband Paul Glen.

She leaves behind a brother Bobby Parish (Donna), several Nephews, her daughter Linda Davis (Scott), son Paul Glen Jr, twin daughters Kimberly Hernandez (Adam) and Sharon Seehaas. Several Grandchildren; Shawnta Lockwood (Chet), Natasha Glen, Matthew Davis, Taylor Glen, Jakob Seehaas, Kazzondra Wheeler (Cary), Addison Hernandez (Seymour) and Jesse Seehaas Jr (aka JT), as well as several Great Grandchildren.

Visitation and Services will be held on Monday, July 6th at 11:30am at Chapel Hill Funeral Home and Memorial Gardens, 701 N. 94th St., Kansas City, Kansas. Followed by a brief service at 1:30pm at Leavenworth National Cemetery in Leavenworth, Kansas where she will be forever reunited with her late husband Paul Glen.