Patricia Kropp

Birth date: Nov 3, 1939 Death date: Jan 23, 2024

Enduring the long goodbye of Alzheimer's, Patricia Crosson Kropp was finally at peace when she departed this earth on January 23, 2024, leaving behind a legacy of love and compassion that will forever remain in the hearts of those Read Obituary

Wall Obituary Events Media

Melanie Crovo

96w ago

So many memories of time spent in your home with your Mom. We were all lucky to have her looking over us, listening to our worries and celebrating our triumphs all while encouraging our dreams. She will be remembered fondly.

Debbie Parsons

97w ago

Pat was a one of a kind human being with a servant heart. She was always seeking to be of service to her church, her community, and her family. Praise God that she has entered the Light and Love and Deep Peace of God and the joy of the Communion of the Saints.

Traci Allgor

97w ago

Trac & Jude - Wildman street was my second home. Pat - aka “Mom” to most who enter your home was a place of acceptance, fun and safety. The memories, laughter and conversations that happen in those walls will forever be part of all of our lives. I’m sorry that Alzheimer’s stole a portion of her life, but know, that we love her and you both like family and will always be here for you in good times and celebrations. Sending hugs!

Susan R.

98w ago

Planted a Memorial Tree in honor of Patricia.

A vibrant green tree flourishes in a sunny area, showcasing thick leaves and a sturdy trunk.

Plant a tree

Barbara Brown

101w ago

Tracy and Judy -- Your home on Wildman St. was always a fun, welcoming, safe place when we were kids, and your mother was at the center of that. She showed great kindness to me, and I will always appreciate that, and the friendship I felt from all of you. Sending you hugs in this difficult time. --Barbara Brown

Michael Riskin

101w ago

I worked with Pat at Loudoun County Mental Health in the late 1970’s. We were a community who felt privileged to be doing the work. We were also defined by friendship and respect for each other. Pat was clearly passionate about her work—about being there fully for people in emotional pain. She would have worked 25 hours a day. I think of her with great respect and care, and now loss.

Francie (Lehr) Chiado

102w ago

Tracy and Judy ~ I am so very sorry to hear about the loss of your Mom. I remember your Mom as always having a smile on her face. Keeping both of you and your families in my thoughts and prayers. Francie (Lehr) Chiado

Anonymous

102w ago

Sent a Sweet Tenderness to the Kropp family.

A vibrant bouquet features pink and white flowers designed for home decoration or gifting.

Send flowers

Catie Heider Blaha

102w ago

What an amazing lady, she gave so much and to some of us, she was Mrs Kropp. Open door always, food, fun and great conversations. She was a second mom to so many of Tracy’s and Judy’s friends, memories that will always live on. Peace Mrs Kropp and to all the family 🙏🏻

Tribute Wall

Tribute Wall