Patricia was the youngest daughter of Ernest Henry Detmer and Elsie S. Gardner Detmer.
Sister of Marjorie Ann, Maurice Ray, Virginia Mae, Ruth Faye, William Eugene and Mary Louise.
Her first husband was Ralph Mc Bee. Together they had three children; Margaret, Vickie and Ralph Donald Jr.
Second husband was Kenneth Hoffman. He brought three children with him; Sharon, Juanita and Kenneth Jr.
Pat was a very loving mother and stepmother of six children.
She was also a grandmother and greatgrandmother.
Patricia was a resident of Kansas City, KS, until 1966, when she moved to Lenexa, then in 1972 she moved to Olathe. She graduated from Argentine High School, KS, in 1955.
She worked as the office manager for Thompson-Hoffman AMC/Jeep in Olathe from 1966 to 1978 and worked for Bank IV in Olathe for 13 years. Patricia was a longtime active member of Redeemer Lutheran Church, Olathe where she served on the Building Committee when the new sanctuary was constructed and was a member of LWML.
She loved to travel to Germany from where her ancestors came from, was wonderful in crafts and made beautiful dolls.
She is greatly missed.
Sister of Marjorie Ann, Maurice Ray, Virginia Mae, Ruth Faye, William Eugene and Mary Louise.
Her first husband was Ralph Mc Bee. Together they had three children; Margaret, Vickie and Ralph Donald Jr.
Second husband was Kenneth Hoffman. He brought three children with him; Sharon, Juanita and Kenneth Jr.
Pat was a very loving mother and stepmother of six children.
She was also a grandmother and greatgrandmother.
Patricia was a resident of Kansas City, KS, until 1966, when she moved to Lenexa, then in 1972 she moved to Olathe. She graduated from Argentine High School, KS, in 1955.
She worked as the office manager for Thompson-Hoffman AMC/Jeep in Olathe from 1966 to 1978 and worked for Bank IV in Olathe for 13 years. Patricia was a longtime active member of Redeemer Lutheran Church, Olathe where she served on the Building Committee when the new sanctuary was constructed and was a member of LWML.
She loved to travel to Germany from where her ancestors came from, was wonderful in crafts and made beautiful dolls.
She is greatly missed.
Patricia was the youngest daughter of Ernest Henry Detmer and Elsie S. Gardner Detmer.
Sister of Marjorie Ann, Maurice Ray, Virginia Mae, Ruth Faye, William Eugene and Mary Louise.
Her first husband was Ralph Mc Bee. Together they had three children; Margaret, Vickie and Ralph Donald Jr.
Second husband was Kenneth Hoffman. He brought three children with him; Sharon, Juanita and Kenneth Jr.
Pat was a very loving mother and stepmother of six children.
She was also a grandmother and greatgrandmother.
Patricia was a resident of Kansas City, KS, until 1966, when she moved to Lenexa, then in 1972 she moved to Olathe. She graduated from Argentine High School, KS, in 1955.
She worked as the office manager for Thompson-Hoffman AMC/Jeep in Olathe from 1966 to 1978 and worked for Bank IV in Olathe for 13 years. Patricia was a longtime active member of Redeemer Lutheran Church, Olathe where she served on the Building Committee when the new sanctuary was constructed and was a member of LWML.
She loved to travel to Germany from where her ancestors came from, was wonderful in crafts and made beautiful dolls.
She is greatly missed.
Sister of Marjorie Ann, Maurice Ray, Virginia Mae, Ruth Faye, William Eugene and Mary Louise.
Her first husband was Ralph Mc Bee. Together they had three children; Margaret, Vickie and Ralph Donald Jr.
Second husband was Kenneth Hoffman. He brought three children with him; Sharon, Juanita and Kenneth Jr.
Pat was a very loving mother and stepmother of six children.
She was also a grandmother and greatgrandmother.
Patricia was a resident of Kansas City, KS, until 1966, when she moved to Lenexa, then in 1972 she moved to Olathe. She graduated from Argentine High School, KS, in 1955.
She worked as the office manager for Thompson-Hoffman AMC/Jeep in Olathe from 1966 to 1978 and worked for Bank IV in Olathe for 13 years. Patricia was a longtime active member of Redeemer Lutheran Church, Olathe where she served on the Building Committee when the new sanctuary was constructed and was a member of LWML.
She loved to travel to Germany from where her ancestors came from, was wonderful in crafts and made beautiful dolls.
She is greatly missed.
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