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Patricia Lee Stutevoss
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She spent many years in Palm Beach County before settling in Lulu, Florida. Patricia was proud of her career at Shands Hospital in Gainesville, Florida, where her dedication and compassion turned colleagues into friends.
Patricia is survived by her husband, Preston Tommy Parker; her children Michael Stutevoss (Michelle), Robin Logan (David), and David Stutevoss (Nicole); her step children Todd Parker (Heather) and Travis Parker (Jamie); her grandchildren Michael (Ashley), Bryan (Haleigh), Janelle (Ryan), and Aubrey (Bradley); and her step-grandchildren Trever, Taryn, Brittany, Cassidy, Dylan, and Dixon. She also leaves behind six great-grandchildren: Kevin, Kendall, Joey, Callie, Cash, and Cooper; and seven step-great grandchildren: Waylon, Liam, Whitley, Addalyn, Aubrey, Luke, and Walker.
Known for her boundless love of animals, Patricia had a tender heart and a special place in her life for all creatures big and small. Patricia was absolute joy in form - the kind of person who lit up every room, made strangers feel like old friends, and danced at all times. Her kindness, generosity, and humor will be dearly missed by all who had the privilege to know her.
She lived with love and laughter and she leaves behind a legacy of it.
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