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The Deseret News just published Pat's obituary today - August 22, 2018.
PATRICIA KAY LUDERMAN LISONBEE (1952-2017)
Wheaton, Illinois - Patricia (Pat) Kay Lisonsee died September 2, 2017. She was the daughter of Wallace Earl Luderman and Eloise Goodfellow. Patricia was born October 23, 1952, in Greybull, Wyoming. The family moved to Bountiful, Utah, in early 1953, and she attended areas schools. Pat graduated from Viewmont High School. She recerived her BA degree from Montana State University in computer Science and her MA from Cornell University in Electrical Engineering. She worked in the past for Bell Laboratories which became Lucent Technologies.
She married Stephen Woolslayer, divorced, and Larry Lisonbee, divorced. She is survived by her sister Karen Luderman Bettilyon (Barney) and many neices and nephews.
Pat will be missed for her sense of humor and delightful laugh. Private family service.
We just received word today about Pat's passing back in September. She was in Illinois at the time. The Deseret News and Tribune just published her obituary today, August 22, 2018. I have known Pat since we were at Tolman together in 2nd grade. We played together and climbed trees, we were Tom boys! She always had a beautiful smile and was a friend to everyone. So sorry to hear of her passing! (Lorraine)
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Larry Greenhalgh
Wow that is a surprise to me also. I knew Pat very well and spent a great deal of time with her as she was my brother's (Mitch Ainsworth) girlfriend during our senior year. We went on several double dates together. She was always fun to be with. I also knew her during our lives at Toleman, Bountiful Jr, and Viewmont. We used to walk home sometimes after school as I lived just east of her a few blocks. RIP my friend.
Juliet Wood (Caldwell)
I have fond memories of Pat . We were in the same ward. May God bless her!!
Cyndi Haslam (Johnson)
Patti, as I always knew her as, was in my ward. I have fond memories of playing basket ball with her...boy could that girl run and shoot! She had an amazing sense of humor and could always make me smile and laugh! She will be missed...She is certainly in a beautiful place now making others smile and laugh. Love to her family..