
JEANNE PATTERSON (nee Mann) age 93, beloved wife for 55 years of the late James Gaiser Patterson; loving mother of Thomas Harold Patterson (wife Joanna) and James Mann Patterson (deceased) (wife Dayle); devoted grandmother of Kyle (wife Rebecca), Todd (wife Shenna), Jack and Ryan (deceased) (wife Ann); dearest great-grandmother of Amelia (Millie), Dorothy, James Elija (Eli), Miles, Reid, Finn, and Theo Mann Patterson.
Jeanne was born on November 22, 1927 and passed away peacefully in Euclid on February 11, 2021. She was an active member of Lyndhurst Community Presbyterian Church since 1957. Jeanne was a Deacon, Elder, Sunday School Teacher, President of Presbyterian Women and Parish visitor. She was also a member of two pastor search committees. In 1966, Jeanne became the Commissioner of Presbyterian General Assembly, Member Presbytery of the Western Reserve Committee on Ministry, and President of Sunview School PTA. Jeanne was a librarian at Cuyahoga County Public Library where she founded the Job and Career information Service in 1976, and it still flourishes 40-plus years later as Cuyahoga Works. She was also the President of Adult Lifelong Learning Section of the Public Library Association, a Division of the American Library Association. Jeanne was a resident of Breckenridge Village since 2005 where she served as Four Year President of the Resident Forum, Founder, Village Pantry, Resident Chair of the Endowment Campaign, Founding co-Chair of the Scholarship Committee for Student Servers. Jeanne gave endlessly and has touched many lives. She will be missed dearly.
Suggested contributions may be made in memory of Jeanne to Dougbe River Presbyterian School of Liberia, PO Box 18017 Cleveland Heights, OH 44118. Cremation by DeJohn Crematory. A Memorial Celebration of Life Service will take place at a later date. Burial at the family plot in Waterloo, IA. Arrangements by THE DeJOHN-FLYNN-MYLOTT FUNERAL HOME AND CREMATORY OF WILLOUGHBY HILLS.
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Shirley
Jeanne was a wonderful person. I loved talking with her. She will be truly missed here at Breckenridge. Rest in peace, Jeanne.
Marsha Myslenski
My condolences to the family. Our mom, Barb Bivens, lived down the hall and they ate dinner together every night. Jeanne was a bundle of energy and a great friend.
Karen Maxine Jones
I knew Jeanne when she visited Fairview Library when making the stops for the PLACE interviews. She was a delightful and intelligent woman who cared for others. I am so glad I knew her.
Evans family
We know this must be a very difficult and demanding time for you all, please except our deepest sympathy. God comforts us through his Word the Bible and the gift of prayer. Truly sorry for your loss