Patricia Mazur

It is with a heavy heart to announce the passing of Patricia J. Mazur. She died peacefully at 84 years old. She was predeceased by her parents Bruno Mazur, Jean (Raymond) Blezinski and her brother Ronald Mazur. She is survived by her cousin, Deborah Mazur, who was like a sister to her. Patricia had lived with Debbie for 7 years as her health began to diminish. She loved when Debbie's children Adam (Amanda), John (Kelsey) and Ryan (Aleshia) would visit and was a part of all their holiday gatherings and special occasions from baptism through graduation. She especially loved when their children Aidan, Peyton, Paisleigh, Aubree, Kolton and Madilyn came to visit, bringing a smile to her face everytime. She even enjoyed their big dogs (Hobbes, Scout and Maisey Rae), although she preferred birds and had a canary for most of her adult life. She would often sit on the back porch to watch the birds at the birdfeeders, even in the winter with a blanket. Patricia was the matriarch of her generation in the family, being the oldest cousin and was well loved by her many family members and friends. Patricia grew up in Detroit and attended Catholic schools through her formative years. She attended Our Lady Queen of Apostles, St. Bartholomew , and graduated from St. Ladislaus in 1957. Pat was a talented pianist who attended University of Detroit to pursue her love of music. She enjoyed classical music and even tried to learn how to tell Alexa to play her favorites. She worked for the State of Michigan as a typist clerk until she retired after 22 and a half years in 2006. Often when family members had garage sales, she would come and sit with them to keep them company and people watch. She loved to take pictures, and her photo albums were filled with not only family, but table settings, plants, pictures, trees, the clouds, etc. It didn't matter the subject, if she had her camera, several pictures were to be taken. At the forefront of her life was her Catholic Faith. She prayed often and shared her love of God with others. She gave generously to several charities, enjoyed retreats and volunteered through the years in an after school reading program, and participated in many programs at her church as a Sacristan, Eucharistic Minister and Legions of Mary. Patricia will be greatly missed by the many lives she touched through her life.

Patricia Mazur

February 3, 1939 - November 14, 2023