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Patsy was born in Millville to the late Stanley W. and Etta B. (Jordan) Kenney. She graduated from Millville High School, moved to Leesburg when she got married, and then settled in Dorchester to raise her family. For 30 years Patsy lived in Westover, PA, before moving back to Millville.
Patsy earned her cosmetology license in Vineland, and owned and operated Patricia Ann's Beauty Salon in Millville for many years. She attended New Hope United Methodist Church in Millville, and she loved Elvis, reading, and her cat Jack.
Patsy will be sadly missed by her children, Jonn Fauver (Brenda), and Patricia Morgan; her sister Jean Singer (Gary); two grandsons, Brian Harris and Matthew Mazzella; two nieces, Melissa Clifton and Heather Lodge; and one nephew Matthew Singer. She was predeceased by her husband Robert Fauver.
A memorial service will begin at 11 a.m. on Saturday, March 1, 2025 at the New Hope UMC, 2018 Newcombtown Rd, Millville. Memories and expressions of sympathy to Patricia's family may be shared on her tribute wall.
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