LeRoy T. Patraw,age 74, of Cumberland, Wisconsin died September 18, 2011 in Cumblerland. A memorial service will be held at 11:00 A.M. Thursday, September 22nd at Strike Funeral Home – Isanti Chapel with Rev. Howard Skulstad officiating. A time for visiting will be held one hour prior.
LeRoy died September 18, 2011 at his home at the age of 74 years, 10 months and 25 days. He was preceded in death by his parents, Jack and Helen Patraw; by his loving wife, Mary; brothers, Russ, Rodney and Butch; son, LeRoy Powers and daughter, Natalie Powers. He is survived by two sons, Jack (Heidi) Powers, and Lenny (Diana) Patraw; five daughters, Jill (Joe) Biljan, Candy (Paul) Hoffmann, Gail Powers, Rochelle (Rick) Hendren, and Cindy (Douglas) Patraw-Murphy; one brother, seven sisters and numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Love you so much Uncle LeRoy! You will be forever in our hearts!!
RIP Uncle Leroy. We all Love you. You will be very missed. I hope your having a good time up there with Dad, Aunt Mary, Uncle Russ, Uncle Wayne, Grandma and Grandpa and everyone else. Give them all our love too. I wish I could have been with you more I know I have missed alot, but you also missed alot out here. I am very glad you were able to accomplish all the things you wanted to, before you left us. We will miss you sorely. I Love you and miss you very much.
Jack Heidi and Family, Our deepest sympathy to you on losing your Dad. May you hold onto the memories and love you share forever. I didnt know him very well but I do know he had a bunch of special kids!
All our love, Kellie & Erik Roecker
one of our memorys was at a family reunion (small village ) some of the grand kids dared Leroy to swallow an angle worm Well you know Leroy he wouldn`t turn down a dare. NO MORE WORM
Love Bill and Dianne
May he rest in peace and may the family be comforted by their memories of Leroy.
Dad, you were always such a jokester. I will never forget the time we were going to the cabin and I was brave enough to take my seatbelt off (that was a mistake)I remember feeling very relaxed for a few short moments and then being told to look at the beautiful trees and wondering how they all grew in a row when suddenly you screaming, slamming on the brakes, and honking the horn!!! I have worn my seatbelt ever since. Thanks for the safety scare dad. I love you and will miss you so very much but not the wet willies in my ear :) Shell
Uncle Leroy, you are already missed. I’m so thankful I was able to see you and visit with you recently, it’s a memory I will always cherish.
Our tears of sorrow can’t compare with the tears of joy you are experiencing as you reunite with those who passed before you.
We are all blessed with the memories you have gifted us.
We love you!
Shell, Casey, Ally and family~
You guys were the best of neighbors out on the lake… Leroy will be missed by many! I remember it was Leroy who informed me the reason I moved to Rice Lake was because I was having twins… :)Oh and the nights of babysitting :)
Thoughts and Prayers to you guys and the family!
Heidi Kohler