IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Joan Ann

Joan Ann Urhausen Profile Photo

Urhausen

Apr 27, 1938 — Sep 12, 2021

Kettle Falls

Obituary

In Loving Memory

Joan Ann Urhausen

Joan Ann Urhausen passed away unexpectedly at her home in Kettle Falls, WA on September 12, 2021.

Joan was born in Pasco, WA on April 27, 1938, to Clarence and Gladys Pratt.

Joan was one of six children. Her father was a logger and the family moved often in her youth to wherever the work would take them.  In her teenage years, the family settled more permanently in Rice, WA. Joan would attend school in Kettle Falls. In her senior year Joan would meet her husband Bob at a grange hall dance. They wed on December 10 th , 1955, in Colville, WA. Joan and Bob were married 66 years. They had two children, a son Bob C. and a daughter Debbie.

​Joan had an undeniable passion for the Rodeo after all she was named "Colville Rodeo Queen". Joan a barrel racer and Bob a calf roper traveled all over the inland northwest competing. A fond memory of Joan was stories of all the horse races that Joan and Bob won on their horses Red and Rosie. A memorable time for Joan and family was when they traveled to the Calgary stampede. The couple enjoyed team penning and rodeo life where they made lasting friendships along the way.

Another love of Joan's was collecting antiques, she managed two stores in her lifetime. Joan had an eclectic eye where she collected many adorning pieces for her home and shop.

Joan was always there to lend a helping hand. She would often babysit her grandchildren, who she loved to no end. She would often let them get away with their impish desires, spoiling them rotten as they say. Joan was a true adventurer at heart and loved going to new places (and that usually meant an out of the way yard sale or antique shop). Joan knew everyone, and was generous with her love and her time.

Joan will be deeply missed and forever loved by her family. ​ She is survived by her loving husband, Bob; son, Bob C; daughter, Debbie (Craig) Schuh; grandchildren, Tyler and Madison Schuh, Justin, Tasha, Alexis Urhausen, and Great granddaughter Valentine.

A celebration of life will be held at the Deer Park Golf Course 1201 N Country Club Drive. At 12:00 Noon on Saturday October 2nd, 2021.

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