Obituaries

Sending our thoughts and condolences to the Zimbrick Family. 💙 A truly special person who will be missed dearly by all. - Your friends at Forward Madison FC and the Madison Mallards.

So many great memories of the Zimbrick experience. Truly working for them meant you were family. Pat was beyond gracious, kind, and a true lady. She will never be forgotten ❤️ God's peace to the Zimbrick family. Mike and Nancy Barth

To the Zimbrick family ,,, I have very fond memories of Mrs Z as we all called her in the shop. Always a warm smile on her face and a kind word to everyone as she worked around the dealership. I had the honor of working at the dealership for four years for your wonderful family. May God comfort your family in this time of sorrow. Sincerely , Thomas Coons

My deepest condolences to John, Tom, Mike and the entire Zimbrick family. Mrs. Z was the "real deal" always willing to help and very hands on. One of the kindest and compassionate ladies I've known. So many wonderful memories from my time with the Z family. May she rest in eternal peace. Dave & Sally Nathanson

Pat & John's legacy is huge, mostly highlighted by an exceptional work and uncompromising family values. I'd say 72 years is an outstanding run with plenty to show for it!

What a terrific, warm and caring woman Mrs. Zimbrick was...equal parts of humor and grace, always compassionate and ready to help when necessary. I celebrate her life and wish all peace for John, Tom, Mike and the entire Zimbrick family. Be With God. Tim Porter

What a beautiful soul. I was blessed to have had Pat make an impact on my life. From the first time I meet Pat; it was as if I had known her for a very long time. It was how she made you feel. To the Zimbrick family our heart felt sympathy. Lori and Dan Miller

Such a beautiful human being God created in Pat. My condolences to John, Tom & Mary Kay and Mike. Her legacy will live on in all of you. Linda Cowan

Aunt Pat was someone you couldn't help but be drawn to. She had a huge personality and humble heart. Her and Uncle John had the love and life story one can only hope for. The heavens have gained a new star shining down on us. Love you both.

Sorry for your loss Tom. I remember going to your house way back in the day. Your mom fixed us lunch. Best wishes.

Pat was a beautiful lady. It was a pleasure to have known her. God bless her. Joe and Helen Buechner

Dear John and family, I am so sorry to hear of Patty's passing. I will never forget how she welcomed me into the family when John and I got married. In Patty's memory we planted 5 trees in her memory Karen Novina and family Steve and Maryann Bencze and family

Pat and John have been the best and dearest of neighbors/friends, and Pat will be much missed. Pat was incredibly caring and thoughtful; every week, she would leave fresh Gatorade's for the village personnel on top of their garbage cans! Our deepest condolences to John and the family ❤️ Jim and Mary Yeager and Family

Pat was a beautiful lady with a kind heart, I liked her from the very first time we met her at church.

I'm very sorry to hear of the passing of such a wonderful person. Mrs. Zimbrick was always so kind to me and all she encountered. My deepest sympathies to Mr. Zimbrick and the entire Zimbrick family.

I can never forget the Christmas Holidays! Pat was always there making all the showrooms looks so Beautiful! Bill And Mary Smith

My deepest sympathies to the Zimbrick family. Mrs. Z was a very special Lady and will be missed by All. Hugs Tinki Jensen 🙏🏻❤️

Ми родина з України. Хочемо подякувати пані Патріції Зімбрік,за її доброту і щире серце.Пані Патріція допомогла нам фінансово,коли ми втікали від війни. Щирі співчуття сім'ї Зімбрік

Pat and John My special memories of Pat and John for their many kindnesses during my thirty years in Madison. The earliest one, 1969, and dinner at their home, cooked by Pat and served by John. Ellie and I were newcomers in Madison then. What a wonderfull beginning for us. I will never forget the Zimbricks, and Pat's and John's ongoing kindnesses. My love and sympathy. John F. Mack

I was fortunate to do landscape work at the Zimbrick's house as a young man. Mrs Zimbrick would always invited us in to her nice white kitchen for morning buns and milk on our morning break. We were never clean and probably a bit crude, but we were treated with respect and appreciation. A few years ago, after many years had passed, I had the pleasure of speaking with Mrs Zimbrick again and was happy to have the opportunity to tell her how much her kindness meant to a young, dirty landscaper all those years ago. I have a feeling there are probably a lot of similar stories about her that could be told. My condolences to the Zimbrick family, Brian