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Patricia Kathleen Moose

Patricia Kathleen Mosse (née Rennison) passed away on May 4, 2026, in Colorado, the state where her life began on February 26, 1931. Over the course of her ninety-five years, Patricia’s enduring presence and character left a meaningful impact on all who knew her.

She was a lover of music, especially the Eagles. Patricia was also a lover of gardening, putting her love and effort into the growth of those living around her. None more exemplified by her tangerine tree that was tended to for over 45 years, even though it only bore fruit once. A testament to her determined nature and loving personality.

Born and raised in Colorado, Patricia’s life was deeply rooted in her birthplace, shaping her values and connections to her community. Throughout her long and accomplished life, she exemplified grace, resilience, and a steadfast sense of purpose. Her memory endures in the hearts of friends and family members. Patricia’s legacy is defined by her unwavering commitment to those around her and the ways in which she enriched the lives of others.

Patricia was preceded in death by her beloved husband, Walter Moose.

Patricia Kathleen Mosse will be remembered for her dignity, her strength, and the lasting contributions she made to those whose lives she touched.

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Patricia Kathleen Moose

Patricia Kathleen Mosse (née Rennison) passed away on May 4, 2026, in Colorado, the state where her life began on February 26, 1931. Over the course of her ninety-five years, Patricia’s enduring presence and character left a meaningful impact on all who knew her.

She was a lover of music, especially the Eagles. Patricia was also a lover of gardening, putting her love and effort into the growth of those living around her. None more exemplified by her tangerine tree that was tended to for over 45 years, even though it only bore fruit once. I testament to her determined nature and loving personality.

Born and raised in Colorado, Patricia’s life was deeply rooted in her birthplace, shaping her values and connections to her community. Throughout her long and accomplished life, she exemplified grace, resilience, and a steadfast sense of purpose. Her memory endures in the hearts of friends and family members. Patricia’s legacy is defined by her unwavering commitment to those around her and the ways in which she enriched the lives of others.

Patricia was preceded in death by her beloved husband, Walter Moose.

Patricia Kathleen Mosse will be remembered for her dignity, her strength, and the lasting contributions she made to those whose lives she touched.

Patricia Kathleen Mosse Obituary May 4, 2026 - Malesich & Shirey Funeral Home View Patricia Kathleen Mosse's obituary, send flowers, find service dates, and sign the guestbook.

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Marcia Kaye Schroder

Marcia Kaye Schroder was born on July 25th, 1942 to Frances (Aubert) and Harry Herrmann in Hugo, Colorado. She has one older sister, Lois. She loved going to Aunt Louise and Uncle Ray's farm and doing chores, her payment was fresh churned butter. She went to Hugo schools and graduated as a Pirate in 1960. She moved to Denver and began working as a receptionist, the job she always saw herself doing. In 1965 she went out with friends, with no intention of dating and met the love of her life, Lavern “Pete” Schroder. They were wed on October 13th, 1968 and celebrated 54 years of marriage before his passing in 2022.

They would drive late into the night comforting a colicky baby and found the lot they would build their life on in Arvada. She left the workforce when Devin was a baby and was a stay at home mom until the early 90’s. She worked for a microfiche company until she was offered a job in the livestock office at the National Western Stock Show. She finished her working career as the head receptionist for the Stock Show. It was often said that people would call the office just to hear a friendly voice on a hard day.

Their marriage was blessed with three children, Devin, Stacia and Brenda. She loved to encourage her children to be creative, to make or build whatever inspired them, even if it was splatter paint all over the linoleum. She also spent most Saturdays watching soccer games followed by hunting down the perfect yard sale. She was a gifted homemaker and loving mother.

She was later gifted 3 children in-law. Monique (Devin), Lincoln (Stacia), and Jason (Brenda). She was also blessed with eight grandchildren, Lauryn, Allison, Catherine, Kevin, Alexander, Justyn, Jackson and Elijah. She always believed that her home should be a safe haven for all, through this belief she gained many bonus children and grandchildren. They built a foundation of love and kindness for all. Marcia truly never met a stranger.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Frances and Harry Herrmann, husband Lavern “Pete” Schroder, Brother in-law Robert “Archie” Archuleta, Sister in-law Janet and Husband Sam Kerr, brother in-law Dewitt Schroder, brother in-law Gailard and wife Joan, sister in-law Eileen and husband Wilbur Gewecke, brother in-law Lawayne Schroder, daughter in-law Monique, 2 nephews and 1 great nephew.

She is survived by her children Devin, Stacia (Lincoln), and Brenda (Jason). 8 grandchildren, Lauryn, Allison, Catherine, Kevin, Alexander, Justyn, Jackson, and Elijah. Sister Lois, sisters-in-law, Vearl and Edie. Many nieces and nephews, great nieces and nephews, and great nieces and nephews. Plus, many bonus kids and grandkids.

There will be a luncheon at Arvada United Methodist Church, 6750 Carr St. Arvada, Colorado 80004, on Tuesday June 23rd. Please join the family for fellowship and memories from 1 to 3.

The funeral will be on Wednesday June 24th at 9:30 a.m. at the Arvada Elks Lodge, 5700 Yukon St. Arvada, CO. 80002. The graveside service will be at the Arvada Cemetery followed by lunch at the Elks lodge. All are welcome.

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