The memories I have with you will always stick with me. You as a person will always be there with me. 

The things you’d say and do always had meaning behind them, your emotions were always present in your decisions. You meant the best for all of us, your love always present, your care never dropping. 

To say our relationship was perfect would be dishonest, but no family is. Behind it all, you were and have always been an important figure in my life, one who I will cherish years into my ever growing future. I’ll always continue to share stories of the things you once told me, the laughs we’d share, the dinners we’d have. You were the mind behind it all, a frame built by your always expanding excitement upon being able to just see us again. 

I’ll never forget the way you laughed. I’ll never forget the way you insisted on doing the most for me, even if I didn’t ask for it—even if I didn’t need it. You were a special kind of parental figure not a lot of kids have, and yet you topped them all with your ambition to always give us a bright future ahead, with many fun stops along the way. 

Beyond our disagreements, beyond our times in which we didn’t talk, I always thought about you, I always had conflict within myself to express that even past our issues, I still loved you, not just as my grandma, but as a friend, somebody I could trust and look up to, even if you weren’t always in tune with my way of thinking. You understood me, even with how different we as people were. You are  a person that could never be replaced, you were one of a kind. 

You knew what was right for all of us, you knew what needed to be done, and you made sure it was done right. You always told me that I’d miss you when you were gone, and even then I knew you’d be absolutely right. I miss you more than you could ever know, and I’d trade anything in the world just to have the chance to hug you one last time, to hear you laugh one last time. Your memory will live on. I promise. 

Cidermills were one of her favorite things to do with the family. She always loved the sweet treats and the fresh cider and sugar donuts. Her and my grandfather look on as their great grandchildren play. Having one of the best days they could have. This day was one to remember. She will always be remembered. Forever together within the heart, we will never be to far apart.♡

Always with a loving heart she was there for her grandchildren/great grandchildren. She would always be supportive any way she could and if she disagreed she was honest about it. I loved that about her. She always loved seeing the kids, didnt matter what they did they always made her day. We will always love you grandma, forever and always.

Going to eat was a way for our family to get the most time we could together. There was always laughter and love spread to eachother after having a good hot meal. These days will be missed without the warmest person there. Grandma, we love you.

At the zoo showing she means business with her grandchildren. Dont let her clenched fist fool you. There is lots of love to give in this picture.♡

Living in the moment, with her grandchildren.

Loving you always grandma.♡

She was an amazing and beautiful person. She had left too soon from thos reality of life she still had so much to give. Her great-grandchildren will always remember her as the best grandma who always loved to go on adventures, and sneak goodies when mommy and daddy wasnt looking. She will always be remember as a loving wife to my grandfather who loved her deeply. They have been through so much together. Two souls intertwined in this life now apart. Its rough, but we hope to give him and remind him of the love and happiness that can carry on. I never got the chance to go to bingo with her. I never got to spend just time with her as an adult, just on vacations. I love her so much and I will miss her dearly. One of the last things we talked about was me coming to see her, to help her when she gets discharge we d from the rehab that was supposed to help her walk again. She was so happy. She said "How did i end up with such a great granddaughter like you?" It made me want to cry. The next day she passed. I will cherish her words, her lessons, the memories I have of her, and anything of her. I love you so much grandma. Your stories will live on through our family, and your lessons and words will continue to spread through the branches of our family tree.

I'll love you forever and always♡
Rest In Peace to the best Grandma I could ever ask for.

OBITUARY

Peggy Jean Patzwahl

July 2, 1948 – February 22, 2020

Kaul Funeral Home

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