PATSKO, ANN J. June 5, 1924 to Feb. 11, 2013 Ann J. Patsko, 88, of Temecula, CA, died Monday, February 11, 2013, surrounded by her loving family. Born on June 5, 1924 in Exeter, PA, the youngest of 11 children of Joseph and Helen Socash. Survived by son Carl Patsko and wife Linda; daughter Lynne Martin and husband Bob; son Dean Patsko and wife Sharon; and granchildren Stacey Patsko, Ken Smith, and Elizabeth and Grant Martin. Preceded in death by her loving husband of 25 years, Andrew M. Patsko, USMC Ret. Lt. Colonel, at age 48 in 1970. An avid dog lover, she leaves behind "Shorty" and "Zoey." Intered with her the ashes of "Doogie" and "Rascal." She was a loving wife, a wonderful mother and grandma. Everybody that met her, whether it be, man, woman, child or stray animal loved her dearly as a friend and confidant. She had a long and rewarding life and was simply, Mom, Grandma, "Blondie" or "Crash." Interment was Friday, February 15, 2013, at El Camino Memorial Park next to her husband.
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I was Ann's hairdresser for several years when she lived in Point Loma and she was always one of my favorites, a wonderful person, caring, giving and fun to talk to. Even though I had not talked to Ann for several years, I often thought of her and how she was doing. To Ann's family; hold on to those wonderful memories of her. I know she will be missed. Blessings to her family. Dee Thurber
Dee Thurber
March 7, 2013
I worked with Ann for more then 10 years at Barnes Hind Hydrocurve. I was the supervisor in the credit department and she worked on the second floor in order entry. Ann was a good woman with the highest ethics and character. She was also quite the character. Ann always dressed to the nines and was a fashion icon before there were fashion icons. I had to deal with Ann often when my department wanted to hold an order (because the account needed to clean up their credit standing with the company) and Ann always wanted to ship every order to keep the customers happy. It was a pleasure working with Ann and I'm sure your family misses her greatly.
Ricki Gibson-Garret
February 22, 2013
Rest in Peace, Ann. Keaton will always remember the nickname you gave him "Chips with Dip". We'll miss you. The Rafterys
February 20, 2013
God bless you Aunt Ann. Together again with Uncle Andrew.
Paul Patsko
February 17, 2013
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