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Ronald William "Ron" Patzer

Woodinville, Washington

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Ronald "Ron" William Patzer

Ronald "Ron" William Patzer passed away Monday January 23, 2012 from a long battle with a progressive illness. Ron was born May 30, 1940 in Seattle, WA to Gilbert and Louise Manzo Patzer. He grew up in Seattle and graduated from West Seattle High School...

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I met Ron as a beginning teacher at Silver Lake. Though he worked with another grade level in a very large school, at that time, his presence was school wide. I will miss his sense of humor and his caring for the students he met. Sue Rookaird

I am very sorry for your family's loss. Mr. Patzer was one of my favorite teachers at Silver Lake.

"Mr." Patzer was one of a handful of wonderful mentors to me when I started my teaching career at Silver Lake Elementary. When I ran into him years later, he still remembered me and gave me that big smile of his! What a great and good influence he had on so many of us! Please accept my condolences on your loss. Cami Vick-Dimes, retired Everett School Teacher

I taught with Ron, and enjoyed playing raquetball with him (despite losing consistently; he was quite good). Most of all I loved his sense of humor, and his "gruff" exterior that the kids always figured out - they knew his kindness, and were entertained by his stories, especially at Camp Silverton. I'll miss him.

I have such wonderful memories of Mr Patzer and the twinkle in his eye. Warmest wishes to Danielle and your family. Love,
Maggie Ragland Neilson

So sorry for your loss. Ron was a very brave man and gave this disease a hard fight. May you all find peace and comfort knowing he is finally free. Our love to all of you.

Dick and Judy Bingay

Sorry for your loss. Mr Patzer was my 5th grade teacher at Emerson Elementary, he was my favorite.
Marie (McAlpin) Seaman

I know that Ron's family and many friends will miss his sence of humor. I was fortunate to be able to share with Ron many experiences as his roomate in at Western. We had a GREAT deal of fun trying to top each other on any thing that would come up. We both became interested in Sunbeam Tigers while attending Western and when Ron graduated up showed a Tiger. Not to be out done I soon also owned one. Ron was present when I first met my wife, Carol, and was an usher at our wedding. Even when I...

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.