A Funeral Mass for the repose of the soul of Mrs. Patricia Marjory CRAWFORD will be offered at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, KERANG on WEDNESDAY (16th September, 2026) commencing at 11:00am.
Location of Church can be found here
A Private Burial will be held.
We wish to encourage you to express your sympathies and condolences to the family via a post on this announcement which the family are able to access and read.
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It’s spelt Pattie, they were never my adventures they were always a surprise, that I had to get on my magic thing and find our way, google maps. Loved our adventures Pattie, you will be missed.
Our deepest sympathy on the very sad news of Pattie’s passing 😢. A loyal customer in Reservoir and a wonderful friend for most of my life, I always looked forward to your Christmas card and a chat to catch up on family news (we now also have a 6 week old grandson and I know you would have been thrilled).
I do remember one of your sayings “Pearls are for tears”, and I’ve she’d a few now. Thinking of you Barbara and family, sending love and hugs from a distance.
Rod and Cathy Hardinge.
Condolences to sister Barb. Pattie (and Ron) were long time friends of all us Pays. Pattie & Mary were bowls partners for many years travelling to various tournaments with a lot of success.
Home games at Wandella will have a different look without Pattie in her seat by the fire.
Rest in Peace Pattie.
The Kerang Bowling Club has lost a very dedicated member and I wish to pass on the Club’s condolences to Pattie’s family and friends. Pattie won 4 Club championships and the Champion of Champion’s event in one of those years which shows what a wonderful player she was. Ill health cut short her playing days but she continued to take an interest in the Club’s activities. In later years Pattie went to the Clubhouse every Saturday during the Pennant season to collect the fees from the players, a gesture that was greatly appreciated.
Patti not only contributed around the clubhouse but she was a member of the Kerang Bowling Club Inc. Board for 14 years, retiring in 2020.
Friday nights was spent at Sportie’s enjoying a meal with friends and then partaking in the weekly raffles
Thank you Pattie for your contribution to the Club, this time you have nodded off for good. RIP Pattie.
The Lalor Bowling Club is saddened to hear of the passing of Pattie Crawford – Club Life Member, former President of the Ladies Section 1990-92, Ladies Section Club Secretary from 1982-88 – 3 times winner of our Club Ladies Singles and numerous other Club Championship events. All our members past and present again thank Pattie for all her wonderful contribution and service to Lalor Bowling Club on and off green. Many wonderful stories relationship and friendships made over many years always to be remembered forever.
From ALL at the Lalor Bowling Club we send our deepest sympathy and condolences to her family and friends. R.I.P Pattie Crawford.
Edward Kane – Club President – on behalf of all our club membership.
I have fond memories of Pattie when I visited in my role of District Nurse. She was a kind & caring person who always showed interest in my family & my hobbies, especially gardening & was especially delighted when I told her of my granddaughter’s keen interest in gardening.
Reunited with Ronnie now. Deepest sympathy to Barbara & family.
To Pattie’s family, our condolences. We will miss Pattie from our parish family at St. Patrick’s Kerang.
May you now rest in peace.
Pattie was a fierce bowler on the green, and didn’t like short shit!
She taught me so much on how to play the game, and that is why I’ve had the success that I’ve had.
Rest in peace Pattie.
Love Gayle Edwards and family. xo 👼
Thoughts, prayers and sympathy are with Barbara, Aaron and families. Reunited with Ron. Both Pattie and Ron were dear friends to me and were very good to me. Pattie was not a keen bowler. She did a lot for the Game Club of Victoria, which she was a life member of the Game Club of Victoria (Poultry).
My first memory of you Pattie was the introduction to you from Ronnie, in the kitchen of the poultry pavilion at the show grounds in Melbourne. Aaron was in a pusher out of harms way. From our volunteering as cook, bottle washers and waitresses at poultry shows, to bottling fruit together and social events, your direct and caring manner cemented a friendship that has stood the test of time and distance. Rest well Pattie, I will miss our phone catch-ups. God bless you and keep you.
Barb Richards & family.
Fond memories of our neighbour on the corner who was the first person to welcome us to Kerang with a slice. Back in the arms of Ronnie.
Love to her family and friends.
From Brett and Jodi Condely and family.
To the Family and Friends of Darling Pattie, our deepest sympathy our thoughts are with you at this sad time. we have many memories of or time with her and Ron at Lalor.
Pattie and I were Presidents the same year at the Lalor Bowling club. Before they retired to Kerang and we moved to Perth.
Love to all, Fred and Beth Hebb.
Pattie was one of a kind. Never be another lady like her. Pain free and with her beloved hubby.
Will miss her funny sayings. And very dry sense of humour.
So sad to hear of Pattie’s passing. Deepest sympathy to all of her family. I was a long time friend of Pattie. I played bowls against her & made her a nice soft cushion for her to sit on in church. I sometimes picked her up & took her home. She loved the Chokos I used to give her from my garden & so I showed her how to grow her own. Then I became unwell & didn’t know she had got so unwell herself. So I didn’t get to say goodbye.
May she now rest in peace. No more suffering.
It’s spelt PATTIE not patty cake. One of my first memories of you. The other was yours and Ron’s friendly manner when I was on the checkout at IGA. From the same part of Melbourne, you were easy to relate to. You’ll be missed Pattie. Condolences to Barb.
What a LADY, sometimes controversial but always said what she thought and ended it with — “That’s the way I see it” OR “That’s the way it is” Another of her sayings was — “Well, the sun will get up tomorrow even if I don’t” .. With her health battles over many years that was a statement she lived by. A great bowler, very competitive but always respected her fellow bowlers. Having played tournaments with Pattie, she was unbelievable company. Considering Pattie’s health battles she was a credit to herself the way she battled on. We will miss you at the Kerang Bowling Club and out at Wandella Football/Netball Club. A TRUE and GENUINE supporter of both.
Your concerns over our health problems, considering yours, were that of a very caring person. Thank you Pattie.
Well Pattie, the sun did get up this morning so you can now REST in PEACE.
Edward & Gloria Fenton.
My deepest sympathy to Pattie’s family & friends, she was a lovely lady & I had the privilege of working with her at her home. I will miss our little chats Pattie, rest in peace & be with your hubby.
To Barb and family, sorry to hear the passing of your sister Pattie. Thinking of you all at this sad time. Bless you all. 🙏🏻💐🥲💔
Love Lynette and Barry Townley. ❤️