Patricia Ann Farm 
March 7, 1951 - June 21, 2026
St. Louis, Missouri

Patricia Ann Farm (née Green), of Saint Louis, MO, passed away Sunday, June 21, 2026, at the age of 75. Cherished daughter of the late Hobart and Helen Green; wife of Ronald L Cheeseman; widow of the late Peter T. Farm; mother of John (Maggie) Rodriguez, Margaret (Tim) Carter and step-mother of the late Peter J. Farm; grandmother of Mercedes Carter, Elisa Carter, Samuel Carter, Cecilia Carter, Isobel Rodriguez, Olivia Rodriguez and Emmelia Rodriguez; dear sister of Timothy Green, Mary Green and the late Sharon Green and James Green; and a devoted aunt.

After Patricia graduated from Hazelwood High School in 1969, she trained to become a flight attendant for Allegheny Airlines. It was on an Allegheny flight that she met the father of her children, Israel Rodriguez. Her marriage to Israel introduced her to the trucking and freight industry- a quick study she would later use that experience to launch a successful business career. While working for Gelco Corporation, Patricia became one of the first women in the 1980s to hold the title Manager of National Accounts, overseeing clients such as Airborne Express. Eventually, she and her beloved husband Peter would start their own company, MARC, Inc, where they worked side-by-side providing quality-management-systems prep for ISO 9000 certification audits. Throughout her life, Patricia always made a way for herself and worked extremely hard in her career.

Patricia was the daughter of a minister and a devout Christian who loved Jesus and quoting scripture. She had a special bond with her golden retrievers, was an excellent bowler, loved to travel, and was an avid movie watcher. She went out of her way to make holidays and summers with her children as memorable as could be. Among her family she was known for her over-the-top holiday decorating-especially at Christmas. Christmas was by far her favorite holiday, and giving was her love language. She had the biggest heart and always wanted to help those in need.