Patricia "Pat" (Mahannah) Mundy

Patricia “Pat” (Mahannah) Mundy, 72 passed on to the Lord unexpectedly August 6^th, 2023 at Three Rivers Hospital in Grants Pass, Oregon.

She was born June 15^th, 1951 in Portsmouth, Virginia, the daughter of Ray and Eileen Mahannah of Grants Pass.  She is survived by her eight siblings: Gail Mulcahey, Dee Mahannah (Melvin), Linda Anderson (Ed), Eileen Campbell (John), Tim Mahannah (Clara), Jim Mahannah, Kathy Mahannah and Harold Mahannah.  In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband Gilbert Mundy, a widower with four sons: David Mundy (Sheila), Dan Mundy (Vicki), Phillip Mundy, Paul Mundy (Trina): eight grandchildren, Brandon, Melissa, Greg, DJ, Darlene, Todd, Adrianna, Johnathon; five great grandchildren and many nieces, nephews and great nieces, nephews.

Pat graduated from Notre Dame Academy in Miami, Florida class of 1969.  She was a senior girl scout.  She graduated with a BS from Simpson Bible College in Oakland, California in 1977.

She committed herself to the Lord in 1974.  She loved children and was active in children’s ministry teaching for over 40 years.  Pat’s passion for sharing her faith and her ability to speak fluent Spanish empowered her to minister wherever she went.  Pat wore many hats (bathing suits, boots) from being an aquatic instructor at the YMCA to a milk tester for the State of Oregon.  She was also an employee for Larry’s Music who traveled to many schools in Southern Oregon renting out instruments among her other managerial duties.

She was a caregiver for family members and dedicated to reaching out to people with disabilities.  She led by example how to be loving, kind, giving, and compassionate.

Pat enjoyed traveling in and out of the country and was always ready for the next adventure.  She was an avid Hidden Valley High School fan attending many sporting and music events of her younger siblings in the early 80’s and she also chaperoned many FFA outings. You could also find her on any given weekend with her “boys” watching games on television (Boston Red Sox, Miami Dolphins and OSU Beavers) or cheering on the younger generation of family athletes at their sporting events in recent years.

A Celebration of Life will be held Saturday August 26^th at 10 a.m. at Calvary Chapel, 269 West Harbeck Road, Grants Pass.  Reception to follow.  In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Turners Syndrome Foundation https://turnersyndromefoundation.org or U-Turn for Christ uturnforchrist.com, 320 Lind Rd. Grants Pass, OR. 97527