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Patricia A. Myers, of Northville, Michigan, passed away on June 21, 2026, at the age of 83.
Pat was born in Saline, Michigan, in 1942 to Roy and E. Luberta Cruse. She graduated from Saline High School in 1960 and carried with her a lifelong love of learning. Just two weeks before her passing, she reminisced about how she wished she could go back to school. Pat earned her associate degree from Jackson College and later completed her bachelor’s degree at Eastern Michigan University, graduating in her late 50s—an accomplishment of which she was very proud.
Above all else, Pat was a devoted mother to Kathleen (Rob) Bardell and Karen Myers. She was also a loving mother figure to her nephew, Kurt (Kris) Kyser. She was the proud grandmother of Autumn, Kalena, Bryce, Amber (Tyler), Samantha (Rance), and Robbie (Meg); and great-grandmother of Bobby, Ada, and Ellie Mae. She is also survived by her brother, Kyle (Deanna) Cruse.
Pat had a dedicated career of service and support to others. She worked as a legal secretary for Stripp, Roberts & Manchester and later served as administrative assistant to many principals at Scarlett Middle School in Ann Arbor, Michigan. She retired in 2006.
Pat loved taking care of others. She had a gift for making people feel remembered and loved, whether by sending birthday or anniversary cards, thank-you notes, or simply a “thinking of you” message. Each was handwritten with care, and she sent them to hundreds of friends and family members year after year. One of Pat’s fondest memories was sitting with her father and making him chuckle. She later turned that joy into a bedtime routine of endless laughter with her daughters. She brought joy wherever she went and will be dearly missed.
Pat will be laid to rest next to family members who predeceased her: her parents, Roy and E. Luberta Cruse; her sister, Dora; Dora’s husband, Floyd; and their baby daughter, Kelly. A celebration of life will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, the family encourages loved ones to honor Pat’s memory by sending a handwritten note to someone they care about. Memorial contributions may be made in Pat’s memory to one of the organizations close to her heart: National Fragile X Foundation, 1012 14th Street NW, Suite 500, Washington, DC 20005 or online at www.fragilex.org. To share a memory, please visit vermeulenfh.com.
There were four Millages.
Hard to understand the library millage. They are spending millions on a renovation that arguably was not critically needed and still have millions more in reserves.
Sunny, with a high of 92 and low of 59 degrees. Sunny in the morning, partly cloudy in the afternoon and evening, clear overnight.
I'm on record, I could care less how you intend to vote! This gives me motivation to vote Mike Rodgers for US SENATE....as for govenor I'll vote John James. As for the Muslim taking over the democrat party no surprises there at all they are totaly lost. My prediction is Stevens will beat the Muslim.
How do you feel about Dr Oz then?
I’ll be on the record then of stating that you publicly announced that you’re a racist bigot. No idea why you chose to out yourself here but hey, you do you.
Libby are you hiding you true feelings? If I'm a racist your a BIGOT!
Not ionterested in your liberal BS.
Doctor Oz well of course he is a WIZARD , he may make you disappear. Don't forget to VOTE Libby, today is the day. Rodgers loves your choice FYI, he is the next SENATOR from MICHIGAN .
Hard pass on summerfest. BOYCOTT.
They also sponsor Salty summer sounds. What a shame this all has become
And why would that be?
I have to admit, I was surprised to learn that missionary schools are still considered an appropriate model in 2026.
I’d love to comment. Too bad it doesn’t matter.
So much for a “close loop system”.
Our elected officials, local, county and state have failed us.
Thanks to our friends at the saline chamber and saline Main Street. For allowing this and letting these criminals sponsor downtown events
Don't love what the Fed and State officials have done that led to these data centers. That said, come it will. Enjoying a concert/event that they have thrown some money toward does not change how anyone feels about the data centers or the organizations. Let them throw a little money around town.
The "Sinking" fund that never sinks. The "CARES" fund that is just school tax in disguise.
Seems to me that the CARES Fund ignores the Recreation Center? Why? When the Fund was created in 1999 it included the Rec.Center? Everyone who attends Saline Schools and their neighbors all get discounted Memberships but pay no tax dollars to support it? That feels wrong to me.
Hey there Dave. I just want to provide some clarifying information. I wrote a letter of support to the Cares committee a little over a year ago on behalf of a grant application submitted by Saline Rec Center. The grant was approved.