Patsy Ann Farmer

Obituary Patsy Ann (Johnson) Farmer was born to George and Dove Johnson on November 9, 1936, in Buhl, ID, and went to be with her Lord and Savior Jesus on February 24, 2016. She was one of three children with siblings Bill Johnson and Georgia (Johnson) Supanchick. Those preceding her in death are her parents and her brother Bill. She graduated from Brule High School, Brule, NE, and then was married to Garry Farmer on August 10, 1956. Garry preceded her in death in 1991. Pat is survived by her children: Jim Farmer (Rob Guilbert), Joel Farmer (Kim), Marsha Hultgren (Robert), and Robert Farmer; her grandchildren: Jason Farmer, Aaron Farmer, Clinton Hultgren, and Garret Hultgren; her sister Georgia Supanchick; and several nieces and nephews. Pat moved with her husband and children to Silverthorne, CO, in 1960. She was an integral part of her children's education and activities at Summit County Schools, and she later worked for 20+ years at a hotel in Silverthorne, which changed ownership several times throughout her tenure. From there, she went to Walmart in Frisco where she was a door greeter for numerous years. In 2013, Pat moved to Fort Collins to be near her daughter while she entered the final chapter of her life. She resided at Clare Bridge, a dementia/Alzheimer's care facility. Pat truly affected many lives. She loved people and wanted them to know that. It was rare to see her without a smile or a "how are you today?" She will be deeply missed by the multitudes of whose lives she touched. In lieu of flowers, the family would ask you to consider donating time and/or funds to animals, children, or those in need. This would honor Mom. Any financial gifts will be donated to such causes. A Celebration Service will be held on March 11, 2016, 11:00 AM, at LifePointe Church, 900 East Prospect, Fort Collins, CO, 970-484-4053. SERVICES Memorial Service Friday, March 11, 2016 11:00 AM Life Point 900 East Prospect Fort Collins, Colorado 80524 Read More Services You can still show your support by sending flowers directly to the family, or by planting a memorial tree in the memory of Patsy Ann Farmer