Obituary for Patricia Leona Webinger (Bahnemann)
WEBINGER
PATRICIA LEONA (nee Bahnemann)
Age 88
Of Oakdale, Minnesota
Born Aug. 24, 1932, died peacefully at her home in Oakdale, MN on Nov. 25,2020. Preceded in death by loving husband, Bernard “Bernie”, married 45 years; brother Eugene Bahnemann, sister-in-law Mary Ann Bahnemann; brother-in-law, Joseph Fasciana. Survived by children, Michael (Mari), Pamela (David) Hendricks, brother, Milton Bahnemann, sister, Margaret “Peg” Fasciana, 8 grandchildren, 6 great-grandsons, sister-in-law, Karen Bahnemann, and many nieces and nephews.
Mom had the greatest attitude about life. She lived for each day and didn’t dwell on the past. She liked to have fun and be active. Mom loved her family and her friends. They were her greatest treasures in life.
She had a gift for hospitality. She loved to serve meals to her family. We would usually leave her house with more than we came with. She had fun on day trips with her friends. She went to the YMCA about 3-4 times per week. The best part was spending time with her friends and having coffee afterwards. She enjoyed walking, quilting, volunteering at the Salvation Army, serving at her church, attending Bible study and Sunday church services, and playing cards with the people at the cottages where she lived.
Mom was blessed with a full life. She was deeply loved by her family and dear friends, and we will miss her greatly.
She’s Home.
PRIVATE FAMILY SERVICE at Gethsemane Lutheran Church. Live streamed and recorded at: https://youtu.be/NO8vyx9EXOc on Monday, December 7, 2020, at 1:00 pm.
PATRICIA LEONA (nee Bahnemann)
Age 88
Of Oakdale, Minnesota
Born Aug. 24, 1932, died peacefully at her home in Oakdale, MN on Nov. 25,2020. Preceded in death by loving husband, Bernard “Bernie”, married 45 years; brother Eugene Bahnemann, sister-in-law Mary Ann Bahnemann; brother-in-law, Joseph Fasciana. Survived by children, Michael (Mari), Pamela (David) Hendricks, brother, Milton Bahnemann, sister, Margaret “Peg” Fasciana, 8 grandchildren, 6 great-grandsons, sister-in-law, Karen Bahnemann, and many nieces and nephews.
Mom had the greatest attitude about life. She lived for each day and didn’t dwell on the past. She liked to have fun and be active. Mom loved her family and her friends. They were her greatest treasures in life.
She had a gift for hospitality. She loved to serve meals to her family. We would usually leave her house with more than we came with. She had fun on day trips with her friends. She went to the YMCA about 3-4 times per week. The best part was spending time with her friends and having coffee afterwards. She enjoyed walking, quilting, volunteering at the Salvation Army, serving at her church, attending Bible study and Sunday church services, and playing cards with the people at the cottages where she lived.
Mom was blessed with a full life. She was deeply loved by her family and dear friends, and we will miss her greatly.
She’s Home.
PRIVATE FAMILY SERVICE at Gethsemane Lutheran Church. Live streamed and recorded at: https://youtu.be/NO8vyx9EXOc on Monday, December 7, 2020, at 1:00 pm.