Patsy L. Lane

patsy lane

August 10, 1938 ~ January 30, 2021

Born in: Los Angeles, Ca
Resided in: Pueblo, Colorado

Services for Patsy Lane:

Patsy Lane passed away peacefully at St Mary Corwin Hospital on January 30, 2021. Born in 1938 and raised in a pastoral, family, her life was lived in response to Jesus Christ. Patsy Lane was a profoundly dedicated Christian woman uniquely called to serve people of widespread backgrounds.
Her evangelist father, Rev. Billy Adams, presided over her wedding at the Angeles Temple in Los Angeles, California in 1956. She was married to a man of integrity, Robert Lane, for 59 years, Patsy supported him in the completion of his education, and throughout his engineering career, mostly at Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Pasadena, California. Having raised three children to adulthood, she completed her formal education earning a Bachelor’s degree from the University of La Verne, La Verne, CA and a Master’s degree from the California Family Study Center, Burbank, CA. She gave council to those involved with the Salvation Army as well as to families of at-risk teenagers in the Glendale California school district. She and Bob moved to Colorado to be near their children and grandchildren in Pueblo and Fort Collins. She opened her home to small groups and Bible studies and occasionally shared her home with others in ministry who needed a temporary place to stay.
Christian worship on radio and television were her daily companions. She never stopped growing, attending multiple conferences, workshops and training events. She enjoyed sharing everything she was learning, befriending many along the way. Patsy and Bob attended Fellowship of the Rockies and Rocky Mountain Family Church.
In the last few years she treasured a close special relationship with John Tindall. They enjoyed life together with Christian conferences, prayer ministry and long car rides. In her last days, many were praying for God’s healing for Patsy and she received the ultimate healing of a joy-filled, pain-free heavenly body on January 30, 2021.
Survived by her sons, Robert Lane and Gary (Renee) Lane; daughter, Cheryl (Jack) Lenell; and 8 grandchildren, Robbie, Daniel, Jacquelyn, Rebecca, Kaitlyn, Faith, Victor and Glory, and John Tindall, Patsy was preceded in death by her parents (2007) and husband Robert (2016).

Memorial service, 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 20, 2021, in the Montgomery & Steward Chapel with livestreaming at the same time and full obituary at www.montgomerysteward.com/obits/patsy-l-lane/

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Memorial Service: February 20, 2021 2:30 pm

Montgomery & Steward Funeral Chapel
1317 N. Main Street
Pueblo, CO 81003

719-542-1552
http://www.montgomerysteward.com

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  1. We just saw this and our sympathy goes out to the Lane family. Patsy was a true woman of God, very loving and supportive. We will miss her kindness and beautiful smile. This is truly heavens gain, and I know we will meet again.

    Sympathy & Blessings
    Robbie and Patricia Pascoe

  2. We just saw this and our sympathy goes out to the Lane family. Patsy was a true woman of Go, very loving and supportive. We will miss her kindness and beautiful smile. This is truly heavens gain, and I knoe we will meet again.

    Blessings and sympathy,

    Robbie and Patricia Pascoe

  3. Bob and Judy Cassell were here with you today. Becky, too. What a beautiful testimony to the life of our dear Patsy! You certainly captured the essence of her life. We feel like we were with you in all the experiences you shared today. She had a powerful impact on many people including us. We will miss her greatly and remember her with great love, joy, and praise to God for the gift of her life to us all.

    We remember the words of Jesus: Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you; not as the world gives do I give to you. Let not your hearts be troubled, neither let them be afraid. The grace of Jesus, and the love of God, and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit, be with you all. Amen!

  4. Becky Cassell and her folks were touched by this lovely service today as we viewed remotely. Thank the Lord for Patsy in our lives, those who knew her for years or just moments in passing. Your love flowed through her. May we all feel God’s peace as we remember her.

  5. My fondest memories of Patsy go back a long, long time to when our children were babies (that means Bobby, Gary, and Cherie). We spent most Christmas celebrations together as a family with our husbands and Grandpa and Grandma Lane. She dearly loved her children and was so proud of them. When we talked on the phone in later years, that love and pride was increased with each grandchild. You were specially loved.

  6. Mel MIng,
    Wonderful celebration. So enjoyed hearing the grandchildren. I had the joy of being at Bob and Patsy’s wedding. The family visited our home in Kirkland many years ago. When my father died, I was serving as a missionary in the Philippines, and I stayed with Bob and Patsy while I buried my father at Forest Lawn, next to Bob’s parents.
    Thank you for making it possible for us to participate in the celebration.

  7. Dave and I are so sorry for your loss. We only knew your dear Mother a very short time, and we’re blessed by her kindness and wisdom.

  8. I am so sorry Gary and Renee. Always at a loss for words in times of sorrow. May your memories carry you through.


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