Patricia Pechous, known to those closest to her as Patti, passed away on October 16, 2026, at the age of 63. She was born on October 14, 1963, and her life came to a close just two days after her birthday, a timing that will give her family one more reason to hold that week of the year close in the years ahead.
Patti was the mother of four sons: Matthew Pechous, Jonathan Pechous, Eric Pechous, and Adam Pechous. Whatever paths their lives have taken, they began in her care, and each of them carries something of her forward. In the bond they share as brothers, and in the family they remain to one another, her love continues to be felt. They will miss her deeply, and they will remember her always.
Her passing leaves a quiet place in the lives of those who loved her. Grief is the measure of the love that came before it, and the sorrow her sons feel now reflects how much she meant to them. In the days ahead, they will find comfort in remembering her, in speaking her name, and in recognizing her in one another.
May Patti now join her loving husband, Timothy Pechous, and may they rest together in peace. She will be lovingly remembered by her sons and by all who were fortunate enough to know her.
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I've known Patti since Freshman year of good Old Morton east. Watched her fall in love, get Married, have 4 bratts. And when her mother passed, things changed. And even worse. Her Dearly beloved husband. (Timmy). She seemed a bit lost. But she's now with our heavenly father at peace at last. R.I.P.
Your light, laughter, and love will be something I will remember forever. You were kind, you showed up, you showed us what family meant blood or not. You’d give people the shirt off of your back, even if it was the last thing you owned. I hope you guys are up there singing, dancing celebrating, and sharing meals that we miss so very much. Until we meet again.
A great family and neighbors. They were the first family to welcome us into our new home. She was a loving wife and mother and will be missed. The Dunn family
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