Patricia Sheila Kloberdanz formerly of Miles City, MT. passed away at her Morningstar Senior Living residence in Billings, MT. Pat was born in Seattle, WA to Lucille (Riggs) and Edward Kelly. She was the oldest of her siblings Sharon, Carol and Chuck. Patsy, as she was known in High School, graduated in 1949 from Moses Lake, WA. On February 4, 1950 she married Jack Rost and resided in Miles City, MT. To that union, 5 children were born. Bruce, Connie, Carolyn, Cindy, and John. Pat later married Frank Kloberdanz on March 12, 1970. Her work history included Herbs Superette, the First Security Bank, now Stockman Bank, DEAP, which was officed in her home, MDU, and volunteering at St. Vincent de Paul.
After Frank’s passing in 2015, Pat moved to Billings, MT.
Pat was a bowler for many years. She enjoyed the daily paper crossword puzzle and board puzzles were often on her dining room table. She was an avid reader of mystery books when not tending to the flowers in her yard. Bingo became a favorite activity after moving to Billings. Many weekends at Hell creek brought fun with both family and friends.
Pat is survived by her children Bruce (Anne) Rost, of Billings, MT, Carolyn Kimball, of Miles City, MT, Cindy Rost, of Sierra Vista, AZ, and John (Chris) Rost, of Shepherd, MT, grandchildren Jennifer (Don) Warden, of Three Forks, MT, Blayne (Becky) Watts, of Miles City, MT, Casey Rost, of Billings, MT, Chad Tims, of Phoenix, AZ, Alyssa Tims, of Phoenix, AZ, Jason Rost, of Shepherd, MT, and Debbie (Craig) Smith of Greeley, CO, along with six great-grandchildren. Her sister Sharon Johnson of Mill Creek, WA, brother Chuck (Patty) Bible, of Burbank, CA, step-sons, Richard (Pat) Kloberdanz, of Sterling CO, and Jim Kloberdanz, of Thornton, CO.
She was proceeded in death by her parents, her husbands, daughter Connie, sister Carol, grandchild Ryan, and great grandchild Payten.
In lieu of flowers, consider a donation to Erin’s Hope Project or Wake Up and Lace Up. Condolences may be sent to the family by visiting: www.stevensonandsons.com.
Service Schedule
Memorial Service
11:00 a.m.
Saturday March 9, 2019
Stevenson & Sons Funeral Home
1717 Main Street
Miles City, Montana 59301
Service Schedule
Memorial Service
11:00 a.m.
Saturday March 9, 2019
Stevenson & Sons Funeral Home
1717 Main Street
Miles City, Montana 59301
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Delores Cameron says
Many good times we had with Pat. I used to stop on my walks for a quick chat and I missed that when Pat moved to Billings, but the extra help was definitely needed. Our sympathy to her family.
Diane Welbes says
So sorry for your loss–have many great memories growing up in the old neighborhood. Know that my thoughts & prayers are with you all.
Pat and Sandy Anderson says
We are so sorry to here of Pat’s passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Sandi Kohones says
So very sorry for the loss of such a sweet lady. I enjoyed knowing Pat and volunteering with her at St. Vincent de Paul.
Denise Harvey says
May your family be blessed with precious memories to hold on to. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Denise Harvey
Molly Schleining says
I use to work at MorningStar. Pat was like a grandma to me. My favorite memories were sharing pictures with her of my son. I would take my son in to see the residents. She was always the first one to see him. She loved to hold his hands. Pat was like a grandma to me. I will truly miss her. I am so sorry for your loss. She was an amazing woman.
Mike Schmitz says
My sympathies to the entire family. Frank and Pat were wonderful neighbors for many years. Felt like grandparents next door! Farewell Pat.
Deborah Schmeling says
Dear Pat’s Family,
We have lost a great women. I so enjoyed our trips to Forsyth together to visit her husband and I visited my dad. You are all in my thoughts and prayers. May God wrap His loving arms around each one of you.
Hugs
Deb Schmeling
Dannette Cremer says
Deepest sympathy. My visits with Pat were few over the years, but she always had a smile on her face and so pleasant to talk to.
Beth Ann Wiedeman says
Sorry for your loss, sending prayers and warm thoughts to Pat’s family.
Sandy McFarland Hays says
Sending my condolences to all of Pat’s family. She and Frank were great neighbors on Sunset and when they moved close to us in town. Rest In Peace Pat.
Everal Nelson says
Deepest sympathy to Pat’s family – she was a friendly, wonderful lady. Bless you all.
Diana Yates Stieg . says
My deepest sympathy in the loss of your mom. She was a wonderful person.
Vick Kouba says
So sad to hear of your loss. Pat was a wonderful person. I remember all the good times our families has together over the years. Pat was always so kind and so willing to help, whether it was finding information in the encyclopedias or burying dead goldfish in the empty lot by the house before the extension was added. Sending thoughts and prayers.
Jeanne Vetch says
What a wonderful woman. She will be missed.
Donna Taylor says
So sorry for your loss. I used to visit with Pat when walking by her house in Strevell she was inspiring.
Jessie Leidholt says
I would like to tell the family of Pat how much I enjoyed knowing her. She was always such a delight when she and Frank looked at houses so many years ago. We had lots of happy times. Sincerely Jessie Leidholt
Delite says
So sorry for your loss. Pat was always such a fun neighbor when she lived in the valley.
Betty Ramey says
Pat was a very dear friend. We shared life on the ranch 11 miles south of Miles City.
Pat helped me to adjust to living in Montana.
“If you can keep laughing you can survive anything”, she said.
God Bless all of you in your time of sorrow.
Sincerely, Betty Ramey
Chris Choate Raible says
I’m so sorry about your loss. She was a great lady! Prayers to you all.
Love,
Chris Choate Raible
Cori Hanel Munsell says
I am so sorry for your loss.
Jan ronning says
Our sincere sympathy to all of you at Group at this time.
Our thoughts and prayers are with ypu.
Love Jan Ronning, Stacie, Jake and Jennie Hilderman
Stacie Hilderman-Fellingham says
So very sorry for your loss, Ross family. I have so many fond memories of Pat spent at Hell Creek. All my love, hugs, and prayers.