In loving memory of

Patricia May Zielinski
May 19, 1949 - August 2, 2021

Zielinski, Ms.
Patricia May
Muskegon, Michigan

Ms. Patricia May Zielinski, age 72, passed away Monday, August 2, 2021. She was born in Shelby, MI on May 19, 1949 to Sigmund & Ronace (Bouchard) Zielinski. Ms. Zielinski was a graphic designer and had been the owner of Sign Solution for many years. Patricia was a member of St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church in Allendale and also their Alter Society and Mother's Group. She was had been a member of the Muskegon County Chamber of Commerce Womens Division. Patricia loved cooking, sewing, flower gardening, reading and keeping up with her whole family with cards and letters.
SURVIVORS
Son, John Zielinski, daughters, Bernadette Beard & Wanda Zielinski; grandchildren, Kateri (Thea) Castanzo, Andrew Beard, Jacob Zielinski; sisters, June Anjela DeMerci, Maria (George) Beegle, Ronace Zielinski, Jean (Steve) Westhof & Nedra (Matthew) Corrigan; brother, Mark (RaeAnn) Zielinski; many loving nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, brother, Sigmond, sister, Ramona, nephews, Andy Rogalla and Adrian Westhof, niece Teresa Beegle.
FUNERAL MASS
Saturday, August 7, 2021, 10:00 AM at St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church, 11358 Brown Ave, Allendale, MI, with Fr. David Gillilan officiating. Interment in East Dalton Oakhill Cemetery.
VISITATION
Friday, August 6, 2021 from 5-7 PM with a Rosary at 7 PM at Clock Funeral Home - Muskegon. MEMORIAL: Harbor Hospice. Please visit www.clockfuneralhome.com to leave a memory or sign the online guestbook.
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Tributes

Jackie Terrell wrote on Sep 28, 2021:

"She was a wonderful woman who made many signs for our church as well as for my wedding and reception venues. God bless her family."

Mark Jastrzembski wrote on Aug 31, 2021:

"Oh my gosh. I just now learned of the passing of my Reeths Puffer classmate and dear friend Pat. What a wonderful lady. She lived her life with Christ and family foremost in her life. I am certain my mom and dad welcomed her in heaven. My condolence to all the Zieliinski family members."

Jean Grabinski Taylor wrote on Aug 7, 2021:

"I grew up with Pat, neighbors and good friends. We had adventures and good times together. In High School, some of us got together and went to CCD glasses at Our Lady of Grace. My prayers are with you. Jean Grabinski Taylor"

monica condit wrote on Aug 6, 2021:

"This note of condolence is difficult to write: I never met Pat, nor do I know any of her family. However, just a few months ago, when I was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer, a dear friend of mine and a friend of Pat, related our family's situation to her, and since then has assured me many times that Pat was praying for our family and offering some of her many sufferings to God on our our behalf. I cannot express what a consolation it has been to us that a complete stranger would send such suffering love and prayers our way! We also have tried to return that love by praying for her and her family, and will continue our prayers for all of you. As I look at these pictures online, Pat's face and her family are all unknown and unfamiliar to me, but I am confident in God's Plan and His Love shown through Pat's generous heart....may we all one day be happily united as eternal friends in heaven! What a sweet and loving mother and friend you have been blessed to have in your life. Mrs. Monica Condit, Walton, KY"

Suzanne Tanis wrote on Aug 5, 2021:

"Pat became my friend over the last 6 1/2 years by participating in the Volunteer For Dental program. She agreed to be part of a photo shoot for the program in 2017 (picture posted under photos). I was so impressed with her work ethic and faith! We bonded over the phone which included prayer. She often emailed me beautiful prayers and novena's. She talked so highly of her family and how much she loved her siblings, children and grandchildren. She was a beautiful person who loved giving back to the community and who will be missed by many. Suzanne Tanis, Executive Director, Volunteer For Dental"

Monica Tsethlikai wrote on Aug 4, 2021:

"Aunt Pat, your love, prayers, and red lipstick kisses will be missed. I wish I had saved all of your letters over the years. You had a true gift for making the everyday ordinary extraordinary and funny. I will miss your quick wit and humor. With a little more opportunity, you could have been a stand-up comic or a better version of Martha Stewart. Your cooking and desserts were always the BEST! We always kept in touch throughout the years even though I had to move to Arizona at 4-years-old. The times I spent with you are treasured memories. You always took my side against my mother and told her to love me - thank you! You let me sleep all day when I arrived to visit from grad school completely exhausted - even though we hadn't seen each other in years. I know you loved your children dearly. Kateri, Andy, and Jacob brought you so much joy. Honestly, I got a little tired of hearing you brag about them all the time - just kidding - but I want John and Bernadette to know how much you loved them and your grand kids. I am sorry I was not there in Michigan to say good-bye in person, but I know you know how much I love you. My angel was always there holding your hand. You are/were such an incredibly strong and hard-working woman. Your beautiful signs will live on for many more years, but more than that power of your love and prayers will continue to transform lives. As John said, "Energy lives on and takes a new form." Your spirit lives on in all of us! All my love, Monica Francis (as you insisted on calling me even though you knew I did NOT take my husband's last name) Monica Tsethlikai "

MargaretMary Young wrote on Aug 4, 2021:

"My deepest & heartfelt condolences to Pat's family. ? May God give you strength & comfort at this time. Pat was devout in her Catholic faith. A warrior. She so loved the Blessed Mother too. I will miss her dearly. A sweet friend & though I had moved away to Long Island, NY. We always kept in touch. I always prayed for her & my friends at St. Margaret Mary's parish. She was ready to go home to Our Lord ? Eternal rest grant unto her O Lord & let PERPETUAL light shine upon her. And may the souls of the faithful departed through the mercy of God , rest in peace Amen. ? ? ? ?"