Patricia Reynolds obituary: Patricia Reynolds's Obituary, Denver
In Memory Of
Patricia A. Reynolds
1937 - 2021
In Memory Of
Patricia A. Reynolds
1937 - 2021
Patricia Ann Reynolds (Corbin) 84, of Elizabeth Colorado, passed away May 4th, 2021 after a battle with breast cancer.
She was born in Denver, Colorado on April 22nd, 1937 to J. Grady Corbin (1915-1997) and Wilma W Corbin (1915-1996).
She graduated from South High School, Denver Colorado, in 1955 and attended Western Colorado University. She grew up in Denver, Colorado moving to Lakewood after getting married where she lived for fifty years before moving to Arvada and finally moving to Elizabeth.
She worked for The Public Service Company, and as a private child care provider, and then at COBE Laboratories. She volunteered for decades with the Denver March PowWow including having a quilt included in the Native American Smithsonian Museum exhibit for the Denver March PowWow. Quilting became her passion later in life, creating and giving away many quilts as well as piecing and quilting the quilt on display at the Colorado State Capitol. She volunteered for many great organizations including, but not limited to, Beta Sigma Pi, St. Bernadette’s Church and School, Campfire Girls of America, Boy Scouts of America, the Needlework Guild of Colorado, Colorado Business and Professional Women's Group and many others.
Patricia is survived by her children, Michelle Reynolds. Michael Reynolds (Holli) grandchildren, Brandi Wiese (Garrett), Payton and Zachary, great grandchild Monroe. Adopted daughters Marykay Bratcher, grandchildren Jason, Amanda and Glenn; grandchildren Alexandra and Nicholas; and Melissa Reynolds grandchild Elijah J Stephens, great grandchildren Tristan and Amber. Also included in her extended family are Grace Gillette, Diane Buck, and their families, grandchildren Larissa and Lara Jewell. Her family also includes her estranged brother David G. Corbin, (Ramona), children and families. She was also preceded in death by her younger brother Paul M Corbin.
Celebration of life will take place on June 12th at 2:00 at Michelle and Patricia’s home near Elizabeth, Colorado. Please join us in sharing our memories of Pat together. Please contact either Michelle or Michael for more information.
To send condolences or leave a special message for the family, please visit NewcomerDenver.com.
She was born in Denver, Colorado on April 22nd, 1937 to J. Grady Corbin (1915-1997) and Wilma W Corbin (1915-1996).
She graduated from South High School, Denver Colorado, in 1955 and attended Western Colorado University. She grew up in Denver, Colorado moving to Lakewood after getting married where she lived for fifty years before moving to Arvada and finally moving to Elizabeth.
She worked for The Public Service Company, and as a private child care provider, and then at COBE Laboratories. She volunteered for decades with the Denver March PowWow including having a quilt included in the Native American Smithsonian Museum exhibit for the Denver March PowWow. Quilting became her passion later in life, creating and giving away many quilts as well as piecing and quilting the quilt on display at the Colorado State Capitol. She volunteered for many great organizations including, but not limited to, Beta Sigma Pi, St. Bernadette’s Church and School, Campfire Girls of America, Boy Scouts of America, the Needlework Guild of Colorado, Colorado Business and Professional Women's Group and many others.
Patricia is survived by her children, Michelle Reynolds. Michael Reynolds (Holli) grandchildren, Brandi Wiese (Garrett), Payton and Zachary, great grandchild Monroe. Adopted daughters Marykay Bratcher, grandchildren Jason, Amanda and Glenn; grandchildren Alexandra and Nicholas; and Melissa Reynolds grandchild Elijah J Stephens, great grandchildren Tristan and Amber. Also included in her extended family are Grace Gillette, Diane Buck, and their families, grandchildren Larissa and Lara Jewell. Her family also includes her estranged brother David G. Corbin, (Ramona), children and families. She was also preceded in death by her younger brother Paul M Corbin.
Celebration of life will take place on June 12th at 2:00 at Michelle and Patricia’s home near Elizabeth, Colorado. Please join us in sharing our memories of Pat together. Please contact either Michelle or Michael for more information.
To send condolences or leave a special message for the family, please visit NewcomerDenver.com.
Patricia Ann Reynolds (Corbin) 84, of Elizabeth Colorado, passed away May 4th, 2021 after a battle with breast cancer.
She was born in Denver, Colorado on April 22nd, 1937 to J. Grady Corbin (1915-1997) and Wilma W Corbin (1915-1996).
She graduated from South High School, Denver Colorado, in 1955 and attended Western Colorado University. She grew up in Denver, Colorado moving to Lakewood after getting married where she lived for fifty years before moving to Arvada and finally moving to Elizabeth.
She worked for The Public Service Company, and as a private child care provider, and then at COBE Laboratories. She volunteered for decades with the Denver March PowWow including having a quilt included in the Native American Smithsonian Museum exhibit for the Denver March PowWow. Quilting became her passion later in life, creating and giving away many quilts as well as piecing and quilting the quilt on display at the Colorado State Capitol. She volunteered for many great organizations including, but not limited to, Beta Sigma Pi, St. Bernadette’s Church and School, Campfire Girls of America, Boy Scouts of America, the Needlework Guild of Colorado, Colorado Business and Professional Women's Group and many others.
Patricia is survived by her children, Michelle Reynolds. Michael Reynolds (Holli) grandchildren, Brandi Wiese (Garrett), Payton and Zachary, great grandchild Monroe. Adopted daughters Marykay Bratcher, grandchildren Jason, Amanda and Glenn; grandchildren Alexandra and Nicholas; and Melissa Reynolds grandchild Elijah J Stephens, great grandchildren Tristan and Amber. Also included in her extended family are Grace Gillette, Diane Buck, and their families, grandchildren Larissa and Lara Jewell. Her family also includes her estranged brother David G. Corbin, (Ramona), children and families. She was also preceded in death by her younger brother Paul M Corbin.
Celebration of life will take place on June 12th at 2:00 at Michelle and Patricia’s home near Elizabeth, Colorado. Please join us in sharing our memories of Pat together. Please contact either Michelle or Michael for more information.
To send condolences or leave a special message for the family, please visit NewcomerDenver.com.
She was born in Denver, Colorado on April 22nd, 1937 to J. Grady Corbin (1915-1997) and Wilma W Corbin (1915-1996).
She graduated from South High School, Denver Colorado, in 1955 and attended Western Colorado University. She grew up in Denver, Colorado moving to Lakewood after getting married where she lived for fifty years before moving to Arvada and finally moving to Elizabeth.
She worked for The Public Service Company, and as a private child care provider, and then at COBE Laboratories. She volunteered for decades with the Denver March PowWow including having a quilt included in the Native American Smithsonian Museum exhibit for the Denver March PowWow. Quilting became her passion later in life, creating and giving away many quilts as well as piecing and quilting the quilt on display at the Colorado State Capitol. She volunteered for many great organizations including, but not limited to, Beta Sigma Pi, St. Bernadette’s Church and School, Campfire Girls of America, Boy Scouts of America, the Needlework Guild of Colorado, Colorado Business and Professional Women's Group and many others.
Patricia is survived by her children, Michelle Reynolds. Michael Reynolds (Holli) grandchildren, Brandi Wiese (Garrett), Payton and Zachary, great grandchild Monroe. Adopted daughters Marykay Bratcher, grandchildren Jason, Amanda and Glenn; grandchildren Alexandra and Nicholas; and Melissa Reynolds grandchild Elijah J Stephens, great grandchildren Tristan and Amber. Also included in her extended family are Grace Gillette, Diane Buck, and their families, grandchildren Larissa and Lara Jewell. Her family also includes her estranged brother David G. Corbin, (Ramona), children and families. She was also preceded in death by her younger brother Paul M Corbin.
Celebration of life will take place on June 12th at 2:00 at Michelle and Patricia’s home near Elizabeth, Colorado. Please join us in sharing our memories of Pat together. Please contact either Michelle or Michael for more information.
To send condolences or leave a special message for the family, please visit NewcomerDenver.com.
Services & Gatherings
Celebration of Life
Saturday, June 12, 2021 at 2:00pm
East Metro Chapel (720-857-0700) is assisting the family
East Metro Chapel (720-857-0700) is assisting the family