Pattie Lou Solt

A Celebration of a Life Well Lived It is with heavy hearts that we mark the passing of a
beloved soul, whose presence graced our world with kindness, strength, and
unwavering warmth.
Pat was integral in the life of her family. She was born inLewistown, PA to Mildred and William Sprout and had 2 siblings Connie and Kenny who predeceased her. She enjoyed growing up in the Levittown area where she enjoyed her first indoor plumbing.
Later she enjoyed taking the kids to visit family in Snowshoe PA.
She married Warren James Solt and raised her five children. She
was predeceased by her first son Warren and her first daughter Cindy. Her
surviving children are Edward (Wife Susan Pizzullo), Sharon, and Raymond.
As we mourn Mom's passing, we also celebrate a life that
enriched our own. We are grateful for the time we shared, the lessons we
learned, and the love we received.
Mom's love for plants and gardening kept her very happy. Mom always had animals in our home – dogs, small pets of all kinds like birds and fish. She really enjoyed boats and crabbing on local and distant water. She really enjoyed her cruise with her sister Connie.
The holidays were filled with great meals. The birthdays
were filled with kids and grandchildren. These brought her great joy.
She always loved Elvis and her home was filled with him and
Patsy.
Mom was always there for us in tough times and in good
times. She was our personal counselor and a loving mother. We could express any
of our deepest thoughts and not be judged. Rather she would offer empathy and
understanding.
Mom was always there to lend a hand with her grandchildren
and later her great grandchildren. We will never forget her help. They (Warren
(Predeceased), Nicholas, Brandon, Robbie,, Rayna, Mara, Maria, Christopher,
Sarah, Eddie and Trevor) and great grandkids (Cole, Leon, Charles, Allen,
Kimberly, Nathan, Ava, Searra and Summer) all love her deeply. In her later years she lived in Morrisville and developed a
great group of friends - Catherine, Albert, Drew and others that she helped in
many ways and they were there to support her at the end.
In her final days, she was surrounded by the love of family
and friends-a testament to the countless lives she touched. Memories were
shared, tears were shed, and laughter echoed through rooms filled with
gratitude for a life so richly lived.
Though she has left this world, her light shines on in the
hearts of all who knew her. Rest in peace, you will be dearly missed, eternally
cherished, and never forgotten.
In lieu of flowers, Pat would
prefer donations to the Bucks County SPCA. https://buckscountyspca.org/donate/