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Patricia Richardson Warberg Fullmer
April 24, 1930 – November 2, 2026,
Patricia Richardson Warberg Fullmer, affectionately known as Patsy, passed away peacefully on November 2, 2026, at age 96. A beloved wife, mother, grandmother, sister, aunt, and friend, Pat will be remembered for her humor, generous heart, independent spirit, and unconditional love.
Born April 24, 1930, in Benjamin, Utah, to Pauline Isabella Butler and George Weslie Richardson, Pat was the fifth of eleven children. Growing up on the family farm, she developed a strong work ethic and a lifelong love of family. She delighted in sharing stories of childhood adventures and mischief with her siblings.
Pat graduated from Spanish Fork High School and attended Stevens-Henagar School of Business in Salt Lake City. A lifelong member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, she worked as an executive secretary for the University of Idaho Extension Service, Fish Engineering, Northwest Energy, and Questar.
Pat married John P. Warberg on January 30, 1960. Together, they adopted Wade Sterling Warberg in 1965 and Mary Lisa Warberg in 1966. Raising her children was among her greatest joys, filled with ski trips, fishing adventures, practical jokes, and laughter.
Following their divorce, Pat reunited with her childhood sweetheart, Bryan Fullmer. They married November 21, 1987, and shared eight wonderful years of love, travel, family, and adventure before Bryan's passing on May 18, 1995.
Funny, outgoing, adventurous, generous, fiercely independent, and wonderfully stubborn, Pat lived life on her own terms. She loved her family unconditionally, made each child and grandchild feel special, and cherished family gatherings, storytelling, and meals at the Art Garden.
Pat is survived by her children, Wade Warberg (Diana) of Fort Collins, Colorado, and Mary Lisa Hooker (Doug) of Spring Branch, Texas; stepchildren Stephanie Christensen, Justin D Fullmer, Timothy Shawn Fullmer (Alisa), and Patrick Bryan Fullmer (Jennifer), all of Salt Lake City, Utah; and stepdaughter-in-law Patricia Fullmer of Pleasanton, California.
Grandchildren
Wyatt Mitchell Warberg (Catherine), Kaylie Elizabeth Jackson (Casey), Jake Douglas Hooker, Kathryn Jones (Jason), Bryan Fullmer, Matthew Christensen (Miranda), Adam Christensen, Benjamin Christensen (Angie), April Mitchell (Tyler), Cassidy Bate, Kevin Fullmer (Rose), Rachel Leyland (Bradley), Brett Fullmer, Steven Fullmer, Jonathan Fullmer (Sarah), Danielle Breckon (James), Christopher Fullmer (Kara), and Sarah Fullmer.
Great-Grandchildren
Danielle Harper Jackson, Andrew Jones, Adam Jones, Tyrion Christensen, Jaiden Carron, Cadence Mitchell, Alethia Mitchell, Eliza Mitchell, Sophia Mitchell, Adelaide Mitchell, McKenzie Bate, Madison Bate, Levi Bate, Desiree Fullmer, Conrad Fullmer, Dalton Fullmer, Dexter Leyland, Aria Leyland, Madeline Leyland, Theodore Leyland, Aurora Fullmer, and Sunny Breckon.
Great-Great-Grandchildren
Leo Carron and Cruz Carron. Pat was preceded in death by her husband, Bryan Fullmer; stepdaughter Cindy Slocum Fullmer; son-in-law Michel Fullmer; great-grandsons Bryan Bate and Isaiah Bate; parents Pauline and Weslie Richardson; and ten siblings: Donna, Betty, Tom, Paul, Stan, Pauline, Sterling, Lynn, Larry, and Brent.
Pat leaves a beautiful legacy of love, laughter, and treasured memories. We are immensely blessed to have had her in our lives. Her beautiful spirit will remain with us always.
Funeral services will be held Saturday, November 14, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. at Memorial Mountain View Mortuary & Cemetery, 3115 Bengal Blvd, Cottonwood Heights, Utah. Visitation will be from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m., with graveside services immediately following the funeral.
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