"Jon and Neble family so sorry for your loss Pat was a wonderful lady ? "
In loving memory of
CHARLOTTE "PATTY" TIBERG NEBEL
August 27, 1932 - July 30, 2022
Charlotte (Patty) Tiberg Nebel of Marquette Died July 30, 2022, at the age of 89.
Patty was born August 27, 1932 in Calumet, MI to Ralph and Esther Tiberg. She grew up in Duluth, MN before moving to Marquette in 1939. Patty spent most of her life in Marquette, attending local schools, graduating from Graveraet High School class of 1950. While in school she loved being a Cheerleader for the Marquette Redmen, as well as working as an usher at the Nordic Theater.
After graduation she worked for Lake Shore Engineering. In August of 1953 she moved back to Duluth, MN where she worked for Nabisco and Alastair Guthrie, Inc. She later moved to Astoria, Oregon. Moving back to Michigan, she and her husband ran the B&J Superette until she retired in 1982. After retiring Patty returned to being a homemaker. Her biggest joy was watching seven of her eight boys play hockey. Patty herself played hockey. Marquette had two women's teams. She played for the "Hot Toddies." The teams played in the UP and Green Bay to raise money for the 1st Plexiglas that was installed at the Lakeview Arena.
In September 2015, Patty and fellow hockey player, Millie Hanson, were named Grand Marshalls in the Marquette Annual Hockey Parade.
In 1959 Patty was an extra in the movie "Anatomy of a Murder" where she met many Hollywood stars. And she can be seen in most of the courtroom scenes.
Friends were most important to her, whether it was Sunday breakfast at Hardees, Big Boy, or playing bridge, Patty always said, "Old friends were her treasures in life."
Patty is preceded in death by her parents, Ralph & Ester Tiberg; sisters, Janice Campbell and Betty Amby, and stepson, Jack in 1989.
She is survived by sons, Kim, of Ishpeming, Roger of Alaska, Jon (Cindy) of Marquette, Donald (Marie) of Indiana, Mark (Paula) of Marquette, Brian of Marquette, and David of Marquette; grandchildren, Robert, Jeffery, Katy, Staci, Erin, Krista, Cara, Ashley, Ryan, Chris, Tony, Brett & Logan; great-grandchildren, Alex, Jackson, Sterling, Amelia, Avery, Aiden and two on the way; also surviving his her very special niece, Vicky Moore of Milwaukee, WI.
The Family would like to thank the nurses on the 6th floor at U.P. Health System-Marquette, Mission Point and U.P. Home Health and Hospice.
Visitation will be on Thursday, August 4th at Canale Tonella Funeral Home and Cremation Services beginning at 9:30 a.m. until the time of the service in the funeral home at 11 a.m. with the Rev. Andrew Plocher of Messiah Lutheran Church officiating. A luncheon will be served immediately following the service in the funeral home. Burial will take place at the Park Cemetery at a later date.
Patty's obituary can also be viewed at canalefuneral.com where relatives and friends may leave a note of remembrance.
Tributes
"We were so sorry to hear of your Mom's passing. She was such an amazing person. She will truly be missed. May you treasure the lifetime of happy memories you made together. Our thoughts are with your entire family. With peace & love ~ Renee' & Jerry"
"Dear David and family, I was sorry to learn of Pat's passing. I hope that the many good memories you have of your years together will sustain you now and in the future. I especially enjoyed getting to meet her thru our contact at Messiah. She was a special person. God's peace, Ray Jarvis"
"So sorry for your loss."
"I enjoyed spending many days with Patty these past few months. she was one of my favorite. may she rest in peace.??"
"To the family of Patty - So sorry to read about her passing??. I worked many years at H & R Block?.she was such a kind person?her smile lit up a room?. She had many stories about her boys?.she loved her boys so much?.our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this sad time."
"Extending to you and your family this heartfelt assurance of deep sympathy. "
"Always a great gal, mother and friend. She will be missed. R.I.P."
"Our condolences to all the family. Pat was a dear friend for most of our lives. We lived next door to her mom and dad in Marquette, and got to spend many good times together. Later in life we enjoyed meeting her for lunch at different places all over town, but I think her favorite was breakfast at Jeffreys. She was a dear friend of many years and we will miss her very much. Sincere sympathies to all who loved her."
"Nebel family - So very sorry for your loss. "
"Pat was a very special person to me. She always made me feel welcome when I would visit, like I was still a part of the family. I know her boys and grands/greats will miss her. Rest in peace Pat."