Patricia Treptow Obituary

Pat and Keith were our beloved neighbors for many years. She was always gracious and patient, very full of life and joy. We were blessed to have them in our lives.

My prayers are with you Chris and your family. Your mom was so special to me. I think of her so often.

What a warm and wonderful person. I used to babysit Chris. Mrs. Treptow always gave me money to go to AJ Bayless so Chris and I could bake a cake. She was beautiful inside and out. I hope it brings peace to the Family, that Dr. Treptow and Mrs. Treptow are together again.

For me Patricia Treptow was affectionately known as "Mrs. T". She was a warm incredible friend to our family. I remember many Sunday dinners with both families enjoying grilled burgers or a bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken. Mrs. T rarely missed an opportunity to attend sporting events in support of her children's friends, I can recall seeing her at many of my high school games and my sister's football games. Mrs T's legacy is one of generosity, loyalty and support for those she cared for. Her friendly nature extended beyond the athletic stands as she was a true friend to our family through the years. Mrs T will be missed, but her spirit lives on in the memories of my youth and the support she showered on my family.

Pat and her husband Keith Treptow were our neighbors in Indian Ridge Estate for many years. My parents, Dorothy and Wesley Soland, and 3 brothers (Craig, Scott and Mark) loved their family and visa versa. One of the main attractions was Keith's vegetable garden, which we benefited from. Wonderful people and we will miss them.

I´ve known Mrs. T almost all of my life. I have such great memories of our families spending time together. Most of my really fond memories is she and I sharing our love of UA football and having season tickets together for over 20 years. It was a special time that we got to spend with just us (Although I know her true love was the Cornhuskers). You will be missed, Mrs T, and I´m glad you and my mom can hangout together again. It puts a smile on my heart.

I knew Mrs. Treptow through her daughter. I so enjoyed visiting her and her husband at their house. It was full of life and engagement and questions - everyone was so present and involved. She made you feel welcomed and important.

I worked with Pat for many years at Fish, Briney, Duffield, & Miller and through all the firm name changes that followed (and Althaus and Hobson, the latter two she worked for after Mr. Briney died). Pat was much more than a co-worker to me; Pat was a very dear friend and I am so very sad to learn of her death. I will forever be grateful for her immense kindness and warm caring to me in our many years of friendship and will miss her very much in this life. I offer sincere condolences to Michael and Chris and Pat's grandchildren.

I was Keith and pats caregiver for awhile they were both wonderfull people who I loved a lot I will surely donate to the animals and plant a tree in their memory I will miss her

I met Pat through Chris her daughter. I started doing her hair. My husband David and I enjoyed going over to her house and talking about sports and kids these day! We would laught and talk. She made it feel like my mom was here with me. I enjoyed the time we had. She will be greatly missed.

I love you Grandma! Sharing pic with love

I met Pat when she was older through her daughter Chris. She welcomed me to her home on my visit to meet her and Keith.
She was warm and kind. Pat, your Chris loved you dearly.