Patricia (Pat) Ann Arendtsen Bauer, 71, unexpectedly passed away Saturday, June 21, 2014. She was born on April 2, 1943, in Salt Lake City to Otto Earnest Schrader Jr. and Loa Marie Schrader. She earned a master's degree in biology from Oregon State University. She then taught at Clearfield High School. While teaching, she met her sweetheart, Hans B. Arendtsen, at a service station. They married and started their family in Logan, Utah. They had six children. She spent most of her years driving school buses and enjoyed it thoroughly. She lost Hans in October 1993 due to cancer. She remarried in 1995 to Milo D. Bauer, and they served an LDS mission in Alabama. He passed shortly after their return.She loved the outdoors, walking, hiking, camping and becoming one with nature. She enjoyed being around her family, friends and even strangers. She spent six weeks on a vacation in Alaska, she never forgot in a red convertible VW bug with her best friend Judy and her dog, Sierra. She was a hard worker, very independent and sometimes stubborn but extremely easygoing, loving and patient. She loved watching all sports, including watching her daughters and husband Hans play softball. Throughout all of her challenges in life one thing she never lost was her sense of humor. She is survived by her brother Ernie (Connie) Schrader, daughters Suzanne (Jason) Talbot, Rebecca (Brett) McIntire, Valerie (Cameron) Miller, Deborah Arendtsen, Annette (Jon) May and son Hans Arendtsen, and 19 grandchildren. She is preceded in death by Hans B. Arendtsen (husband), Otto E. Schrader (dad), Kathy McEwen (sister), Milo D. Bauer (husband), Loa M. Schrader (mom).A funeral will be held in her honor at the Logan 25th Ward (325 Lauralin Dr.) on Friday, June 27 at 11 a.m. Viewings will be held Thursday, June 26 at Nelson Funeral Home in Logan from 6-8 p.m. and at the church on Friday, June 27, prior to the funeral from 9:30-10:30 a.m. Interment will follow at Logan City Cemetery. Condolences may be expressed online at www.nelsonfuneralhome.com.Thank you to the Legacy house of Logan for helping our loving mom in these last days.We will always love you, Mom, and never forget you. SRVDAH