BIRTH 18 March 1954 Mercy Hospital, Janesville, Rock County, Wisconsin, USA
DEATH 04 August 2019 (aged 65) Bothell, Snohomish County, Washington, USA
BURIAL 24 August 2019 Janesville, Rock County, Wisconsin, USA
Patricia Ann Warner Kubly was reunited in Heaven with her husband Gerald Allen Kubly on August 4th, 2019.
Born on March 18th, 1954, Patricia was raised in Janesville, WI, a child to William Frank Warner and Evelyn Mae Henning Warner.
Patricia was a gifted musician and singer, a lady of great intellect, and passionate in every venture she pursued. Of all her accomplishments, Patricia was most proud of her family; her husband Jerry, her son Aaron, her daughter Elizabeth Kubly Kihslinger, and her grandchildren, Freya and Brinya.
'Pat' was preceded in death by her husband, her brother William and her parents. Surviving are her brother Jon Warner and sister Geraldine Warner Kale.
Patricia graduated from Joseph A. Craig High School in Janesville, WI with honors in 1972. She then attended University of Wisconsin - Stout in Menomonie, Wisconsin and graduated with the accolade of 'Summa Cum Laude' (with the highest distinction) in the field of Child Development.
Patricia was successful at every position she took in her career, including Badgerland Harvestore, S.S.I. Technologies, Janesville Public Schools, Rock County Social Services and Seattle Genetics, a biotechnology firm.
Patricia was baptized at First Christian Church in Janesville and then a member of Church Of Christ, Roxbury Road, also in Janesville. She moved with her family to Bothell, Washington in the summer of 2000 and had maintained residence there. Pat was a devout Christian, often organizing and leading the choir in her service within her faith. Pat had many friends from coast to coast. She was a generous donor to the arts, KCTS Public Television, military veterans, Hopelink, Toys for Tots, and the Susan G. Komen 'Race For The Cure' Foundation's fight against breast cancer, which was the cause of her mother's passing.
Pat was a dedicated and devoted wife, a loving mother, and believed in traditional family values from being raised in that same environment. Pat's grandmother, Elizabeth Armstrong Warner, whom Pat's daughter was named after, and Pat's grandfather, William Clyde Warner, were very active in Janesville's foster care programs. Patricia's father and mother met as children through Pat's grandparents' fostering efforts, later to marry.
An avid Green Bay Packer fan, both Pat & Jerry were proud members and sponsors of the Northwest Packer Backer's Association in the Seattle area.
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