Patricia A. Keadle

Patricia A. Keadle, 83, formerly of Warren, passed away peacefully on Friday July 26, 2013 surrounded by family at her daughters' home in Avon Lake. Patricia was born in Morehead, Kentucky on April 23, 1930 the daughter of Luther and Grace (Reed) Bellamy. She graduated from the Breckenridge Academy in Morehead, Kentucky in 1948. Patricia had worked for Troutman Drug Store in Niles, Creekside Greenhouse and Porinchak Garden Center in Howland. Patricia enjoyed vacationing at the Outer Banks and Hilton Head with her family, antiques, golf, bowling and exercising. Patricia was a faithful member of the Central Christian Church where she had served as a diaconate, on the Board of Christian Education as well as in the choir. Patricia was preceded in death by her husband of 62 years, Jim Keadle; daughter, Dee Keadle and parents. Patricia will be deeply missed by her daughter, Dawn Lynn Corrigan and husband Matthew of Avon Lake, Ohio; her 5 grandchildren who adored her, James (Christa) Blythe, Connor Corrigan, Cameron Corrigan, Callie Corrigan and Catie Corrigan; great grandchildren, Ty James Blythe, Piper Emerson Blythe, and Leah Frances Blythe; and sister, Frances Harris and husband David of Howland, Ohio; niece, Jan (Ben) Moody and sons, Ryan and Carson and niece, Jodi Rihel and son, David. The family would like to extend a thank you to the wonderful and caring doctors and nurses at the Hope Center, the nurses on the 8th floor at Trumbull Memorial Hospital and to the Hospice of the Western Reserve. A memorial service will be at 2:00pm at the Central Christian Church on August 9, 2013. Friends will be received at the church from 1:00-2:00pm prior to services. Rev. Stephen Brown and Rev. Cynthia Klingemier will officiate. In accordance with Patricia's wishes, she will be cremated and placed in the Central Christian Church Columbarium with her husband, Jim and daughter, Dee. In Lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to the Central Christian Church, 2051 East Market Street, Warren, Ohio 44483.