Richard-Pattee-Obituary

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Richard Pattee

Clio, Michigan

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DIED
April 7, 2016
LOCATION
Clio, Michigan

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Swartz Funeral Home - Flint Obituary

 

PATTEE, Richard J. – Of Clio, age 65, died Thursday, April 7, 2016 at Genesys Regional Medical Center.



 



Funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, April 11, 2016 at the Swartz Funeral Home, 1225 West Hill Road.



 



Burial in West Vienna Cemetery in Clio.



 



Visitation 1-8 p.m. Saturday and 12-8 p.m. Sunday at funeral home.



 



Richard was born in Sandusky, Michigan on August 10, 1950, the son of Jack and Gladys (Swoffer) Pattee. On February 17, 2007 he married Deborah Hetzer in Burton. He enjoyed painting, helping others, spending time with his children, grandchildren and family.



 



Surviving are wife, Deborah;



 



children, LaRee and husband Joseph Mullins of Oklahoma and Tammy Pattee of Clio;



 



step-children, Suzette and husband Roy Harrison of Clio,



Michelle and husband George Osterhout of Bay City,



Timothy and wife Kelli Hetzer of Grandville,



Pam Nagengast and fiance’ Nick of Flint and



Andrew Hetzer and fiancee’ Kirsten of Clio;



 



grandchildren, Nathaniel and wife Mariah Mullins,



Lauren and husband Jerad Hubbard,



Aubrey and husband Brandon Graham, all of Oklahoma,



Amber Ellison,



Zackery Osterhout, Lucas Hetzer, Leigha Nagengast, Bryce Reynolds and Mitchell Centilli;



 



great-grandchildren, Boston Hubbard, Oakley Mullins and Cooper Graham, due very soon;



 



brothers and sisters, Gerald and wife Marsha Pattee of Flint,



Dale and wife Bonita Pattee of Davison,



Michele Leona of Florida,



Jennifer and husband Frederick Hiner of Arizona.



 



He was preceded in death by his first wife, Rebecca Pacheco-Pattee; great-granddaughter, Addyson Mullins and sister, Renee Hubbard.



 



 


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We miss you both, think of you guys often, going down memory lane. Beautiful souls. Always a smile on your face and a funny joke to tell..can hear your laugh fill the room.

I'm so sorry for your loss . I pray for God to wrap his arms around his wife Deb and all of there children and grandchildren and great grandchildren . When ever I seen him he was always smiling and just loved his wife so much. He loved all of there children and grandbaby and was always playing with them . It makes my heart so heavy to think of the sadness of all that loved him . But just know you will all see him again and he loved you all so much and would want you to carry on with his...

SORRY, ABOUT, THE LOSS OF RICHARD! HE WAS SUCH, A JOLLY, HAPPY, GUY, ALWAYS WITH, A BIG SMILE & A HUG, FOR YA! HE LOVED, TO HAVE FUN & I'M SURE, HE LOVED, "THE LORD!" WE KNOW, HE WILL BE MISSED, BY ALL, HIS FAMILY & FRIENDS! MAY, "GOD" BE, WITH ALL, OF THE FAMILY, OUR THOUGHTS & PRAYERS, ARE WITH YOU! TERRY, RACHEL, FRAN, STEVE & MELISSA HARNETZ & REV. TRACY & VICKIE SCOTT

What magnificent reunions are taking place in Heaven. Can you imagine Rick's smile as he entered the pearly gates. I can! My thoughts and prayers go out to the family especially LaRee & Tammy. I pray God strengthens you and comforts you during the days ahead.

I may not be there to say goodbye to you but i want everybody to know that i will miss you and i love you

Our prayers go out to you and your family. We really liked Richard. He was a great man. We enjoyed worshipping the lord with him at church. I remember his smile and loving nature. Always reflecting Christ like love wherever he went.

LaRee, Tammy and family.
I only met Mr Pattee once. He was a sweet man. I pray that God will be with all of you and give you comfort.
We love you!

Richard had a huge heart and a welcoming smile for all. You didn't have to be blood to be a part of his family, he had enough love for everyone. My deepest and most sincere condolences go out to his wife, Debbie, all of his children and grandchildren, including the ones Richard picked to be a Father and Grandfather too. You will be greatly missed by many many people.

Richard was a kind, loving and generous man. He welcomed his new wife's children into his life and home with open arms. The moment they said "I do" we were not his stepchildren, but his children! He rejoiced every mileston, whether it was big or small and made you feel special. He was the lowest paid, but best comedian I knew, loved to make you smile! He was very passionate about God and everyone he met would be a witness to his faith. We will see you soon Richard and thank you for being...