Patricia Elizabeth (Boers) Radi passed away July 14, 2021, with her son, granddaughter Kenzie, and daughter by her side at Sheboygan Memorial Hospital. Patricia was born December 28, to Laverne (Lorenz) and Kenneth Boers in Green Bay. She graduated from East De Pere High school in 1965. She married Vaughn Radi in Pewaukee Wi, in November 1965. They divorced in 1972. She married Jim Boe in March 1978. They divorced in 1987. Patricia enjoyed watching her "cop" shows NCIS- Los Angeles and Blue Bloods were among her favorites. She enjoyed Packer Games in the past, as well as music from The Beatles. She was a dietary worker for many years. She was strong in her Christian faith. She was an extremely doting grandmother, spoiling her Grandkids was a cherished pastime. She was loved and cherished, and we will miss her so much. She was a caring woman and loving sister, mother, grandmother, aunt and friend. She loved Crunchy Cheetos, dark chocolate, coffee, big glasses of milk and her waterbed. She loved Golden Girls, Murder She Wrote, Mary Tyler Moore and late 80's soap operas Days of our Lives, Another World and Santa Barbara. Patricia had two children, Michele and Jeffrey Radi; two stepchildren Brett and Amy Boe, and 9 grandchildren. She is survived by her daughter Michele, son-in-law Todd Spoden; son Jeffrey Radi, and her grandchildren Zach (Love Bug), Cameron (Cam man), Brayden (Godson), Jardin (Little Professor) Paris, and Anastasia Fontaine in Sheboygan, Tayler Spoden of Iowa and Alicia and Kenzie Radi in Florida. Patricia is further survived by her two brothers, Tom (Lynn) Boers, Phillips, WI and David (Linda Schink) Boers of De Pere, her nephew and Godson, Kristin (Lisa) Johnson, nephew Gabe (Nancy) Boers, niece Lucy Boers, grand nephews Andrew Johnson, Eli Boers and grand niece Kaylee Boers; brother-in-law Craig Radi, her lifelong friend Nanci Holzner and her daughters Tami, Darci, and Lana. Patricia was preceded in death by her parents, her sister and brother-in-law Barbara Ann (Donald) Johnson, her Aunt Muriel and Uncle Gene Tates. The family is very grateful for the assistance from Ryan Funeral Home during this painful time. The family would also like to thank the 2K staff at Aurora Sheboygan Memorial, nurses, therapists and doctors for the excellent care and support of Patricia, her son and granddaughter, Kenzie. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations for a foundation to be created in her honor. Life is a gift from God. Our children, family, friends, neighbors, and strangers are all gifts to be savored. Although some days may be full of hardship and sadness, each breath, heartbeat, and thought illustrates the beautiful gift of life. Keep the positive memories alive and thank God for the blessings in your past, present, and future. We will miss you, so much, mom. A Celebration of Patricia's life will be held at a later date.