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Born Patricia Guinan in County Cork, Ireland on October 6th, 1935...died Patricia Guinan/Mazza/ Vaughan on March 15th, 2020. In between she was raised in England during WWII, met and married Vito Anthony Mazza, Air Force, had four kids, two born in England & two in the US, met and married Lawrence Earl Vaughan, Air Force, was a breast cancer survivor and never lost her English accent.
Patricia moved to Seattle in 2013, but she always longed to be back in Oklahoma. She did everything from work in retail, to being a business owner and retired from Tinker Air Force Base in 2000 after 20 years of civil service. She valued a strong cup of tea, enjoyed a good book, was military proud, honored the Queen, an Oklahoma Sooners fan and loved her family unconditionally. Her legacy lives on in her kids and grandkids.
She was predeceased by her parents, brother, sisters, father of her children, husband and one granddaughter, Morgan.
She is survived by her children: Maria McGee, Barbara Mazza Silhan (David), Louis Mazza (Sherry), and Anthony Mazza (Angela) and her grandchildren: Michael, Kiel, Mason, Carina, and Raegen. She is also survived by a niece, Geraldine, and great-niece and great-great nephew in England.
We will miss her more than words can describe. RIP We love you Mom!
PALLBEARERS
Louis Mazza
Anthony Mazza
Michael Spelts
Kiel
Harris
Mason Mazza
David Silhan
Jeff Harris
Graveside Service
Saturday, May 30, 2020
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