Patricia A.
Guttuso
Visitation Monday, September 8, 2025 from 9-11am at Three Holy Women Catholic Church-St Rita’s Church 1617 N. Cass St, Milwaukee, WI. Funeral mass at 11am. Internment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
Patricia A Guttuso (nee Golomski) was born into eternal life on September 1, 2025. Age 84 years.
She was preceded in death by her loving husband Steve and her parents Raymond and Margaret Golomski. Beloved mother of Steven (Michelle), Scott (the late Nancy) and Stephanie (Edward) Ciano. Dear grandma of Ashley (Jabez) Casso, Janelle (fiancé Andrew Biller) Guttuso, Jessica (David) Chapin, Mia (Michael) Corsetti, Kaitlin Guttuso, Melissa (Tripp Kenmuir) Guttuso, Dominic S. Guttuso, and Danielle Ciano. Dear great grandma of Juliana Chapin, Emma Biller, Annabelle Chapin, Zya Corsetti, Noah Biller, Colton Chapin and Leni Corsetti.
Dear sister of Raymond (Jeanette) Golomski. Dear sister-in-law of Nickoli Guttuso.
Further survived by special nephews and nieces, other relatives, and friends.
Visitation Monday, September 8, 2025 from 9-11am at Three Holy Women Catholic Church-St Rita’s Church 1617 N. Cass St, Milwaukee, WI. Funeral mass at 11am. Internment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
A special thank you to the ProHealthcare Hospice staff.
She was a great lady. May she rest in peace. Prayers to all of you
Our deepest condolences go out to you and your family. Pat was an amazing welcoming human being. She was a good friend. May she rest easy🙏😇
She will be missed – she operated in the “ministry of presence”….if you were in her presence you were loved, accepted and included. She always made you feel welcome. This level of inclusivity did not come from a government mandate but an intense love for God and family – something we would be wise to follow.
Rest in Peace dear friend, it was a blessing to have had you in our lives.
Rest in peace Aunt Pat. You were one of the kindest souls I ever knew. It was a blessing to be able to call you family.
From my youth, I will never forget Pat and Stevie. Through my Uncle Alex and Auntie Annie Bonelli, the Guttuso’s were well loved. I cherish and keep close those childhood and young adult memories whenever there was a chance to visit during one of my family’s trips to Wisconsin. We were always warmly welcomed and with great kindness. I thought the world of both of them and their children.