Patricia C. Breen
Patricia C. Breen
Patricia Carla Whitener Breen, born June 23, 1930 in Wenatchee, WA., passed away December 4, 2022 at Valley Medical Center ER.
Patricia graduated Quincy High School at the age of seventeen. She married Orville C. Breen after graduation and together had four children; Steven, Jay, Janet and Scott.
She and Orville formed Valley Produce Co. 1963-73. Patricia worked mainly in the transportation industry; with (Air) Pacific NWAirlines later called Western Airlines 1959, (Sea) Seaport Shipping 1974 and (Ground) Associated Couriers, Inc., a company she formed with her second husband, John Malloy in 1977 until retired in 2010.
Patricia enjoyed reading, setting up and running business.
Patricia is survived by her oldest son Steven of Kent; daughter Janet Hovik of Maple Valley; brother James of Texas; six grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren and one great great grandchild.
She is preceded in death by her parents Carlyon and Marlon; sister Jean Packer; brother Donald; sister Lee Dietsch; first husband Orville; second husband John Malloy; sons Jay and Scott.
Patricia is laid to rest at Greenwood Park Cemetery in Renton.
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Pat was a very kind caring soul. Her employees were more important to her than her company. She will be missed by many. Rest in peace Pat.
Pat was my Mentor & 2nd Mother! Started my business career with her & John at Associated Couriers, Inc. I learned everything I am in business because of her. She was a kind and caring soul who treated everyone with respect and compassion in personal and business relationships. She will always have a huge part of my heart!
I just wanted to say I’m sorry for your families loss and just have to say in the couple years I knew her I became completely anamorded with her I loved our talks lastly I will miss her greatly more than I already have in the last few months sincerely
Justin Hunsaker
Grandma… you are the best person I know. You were such a comfort. You always took time to listen and offer kind words. I know you’re still around us, still praying for all of us. Your strength, wisdom and beauty lives on in each one of us. I love you.
I feel so lucky to have grown so close to Pat over the past 8 yrs. She was an amazing woman and im so much better for having known her. I will miss you terribly! RIP.