Obituary for Patricia Ann Singer
(nee Czarnyszka) At the age of 84, went peacefully to join her husband Norman on February 22, 2019. Loving mom of Gregory (Cindy), Frederick (Cathy), and Cheryl (Tom) Sperl. She loved her grandchildren, Kelly (Dave) Sparacino, Monica Krueger, Jennifer (Todd) Coffey, Stephen (Kelsey) Sperl, Sarah (Chris) Daskam, and Nicole Sperl. You always knew with her radiant smile how proud and blessed she was to have her great-grandchildren, Drew, Griffin, Isabelle, Mia, Declan, Mila, Hudson, Isla, Skylar, and Sullivan. Fond sister of Bev (Bob) Picago and proceeded in death by brother Ray Carney. Survived by her sister in laws Carol Wojcuik and Betsie Carney. Special thanks for the passionate care given at Care Age of Brookfield and Allay Hospice.
Family meant everything to her. Her three children were blessed to have her be a stay at home mom. She was an excellent baker and every holiday had the appropriate cookie to celebrate with. At Christmas, all her family and friends awaited her huge variety of Christmas cookies and other specialities (Fudge, Brittle, and Popcorn Balls).
She supported her children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren in all their activities. Her family was extended as many called her “Mom Singer”, “Grandma Singer”, or “Great Grandma Singer”. She and husband, Norman would make as many road trips as possible.
In 1980 a cottage on Lower Post Lake was purchased. It was the perfect place for them to relax and make memories. They would use their calendar like a journal and record who came and how many fish were caught. Of course the camera would come out when it was time to leave to document the visit.
When Pat had time, she enjoyed her Bingo. It seems like too many times she’d come home with the tale of how she was “one away”.
She was an outgoing and caring person who leaves behind many relatives and life long friends who will miss her.
Visitation Tuesday, February 26th from 4:30-7:00 PM at the Schramka Funeral Home, 13220 W. Capitol Dr., Brookfield, followed by a Funeral Service at 7:00 PM. Private entombment Holy Cross Cemetery.
Family meant everything to her. Her three children were blessed to have her be a stay at home mom. She was an excellent baker and every holiday had the appropriate cookie to celebrate with. At Christmas, all her family and friends awaited her huge variety of Christmas cookies and other specialities (Fudge, Brittle, and Popcorn Balls).
She supported her children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren in all their activities. Her family was extended as many called her “Mom Singer”, “Grandma Singer”, or “Great Grandma Singer”. She and husband, Norman would make as many road trips as possible.
In 1980 a cottage on Lower Post Lake was purchased. It was the perfect place for them to relax and make memories. They would use their calendar like a journal and record who came and how many fish were caught. Of course the camera would come out when it was time to leave to document the visit.
When Pat had time, she enjoyed her Bingo. It seems like too many times she’d come home with the tale of how she was “one away”.
She was an outgoing and caring person who leaves behind many relatives and life long friends who will miss her.
Visitation Tuesday, February 26th from 4:30-7:00 PM at the Schramka Funeral Home, 13220 W. Capitol Dr., Brookfield, followed by a Funeral Service at 7:00 PM. Private entombment Holy Cross Cemetery.