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Patricia L. Hinrichs, 83, of Cameron, Wisconsin, was called home by her Savior on Nov. 7, 2026.Pat was born March 11, 1943, in Madison, Wisconsin, the daughter of Robert and Dorothy (Hayes) Keller. She lived the lake life growing up on Lake Mendota and lived in the Chetek area until passing. She enjoyed being outside. She especially loved swimming, hiking, tennis, horseback riding and picking wildflowers in the meadows. Her love for music, playing piano, dance and singing became an important part of her life. Making church music and assisting with choirs, directing and playing at church were all to the glory of God.She was always thankful for the people who touched her life in many ways: Pastor Ronald Mueller (Kathy), Pastor John Erickson (Sue), Shirley Langhough, Susan Barta, Sandy Miller, and Cindy Huting.

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