Piano Pat's legacy honored and celebrated with congressional record
GREAT FALLS, Mont. - On May 3, Senator Steve Daines was in Great Falls to honor the life of Great Falls icon Piano Pat.
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GREAT FALLS, Mont. - On May 3, Senator Steve Daines was in Great Falls to honor the life of Great Falls icon Piano Pat.
Sponheim died Tuesday, according to a notice by Schnider Funeral Home. âIt is with tremendously sad hearts that we tell you that our beloved Piano Pat passed away peacefully last night,â the Sip ân Dip Lounge posted Wednesday on its Facebook page. âWe loved her very, very much. Our hearts are broken. Rest In Peace beautiful music girl.â Sponheim played organ and sang with guests as they drank tropical drinks out of fish bowls and watched women dressed as mermaids swimming in a pool through a glass wall behind the bar on the second floor of the OâHaire Motor Inn.
May 7, 2021 GREAT FALLS, Mont. (AP) — Patricia Sponheim, known as “Piano Pat,” who entertained crowds at a Tiki bar in downtown Great Falls, Montana, for more than 50 years, has died. She was 86. Sponheim died Tuesday, according to a notice by Schnider Funeral Home. “It is with tremendously sad hearts that we tell you that our beloved Piano Pat passed away peacefully last night,” the Sip ‘n Dip Lounge posted Wednesday on its Facebook page. “We loved her very, very much. Our hearts are broken. Rest In Peace beautiful music girl.” Sponheim played organ and sang with guests as t...
May 7, 2021 Share Patricia Sponheim, known as “Piano Pat,” who entertained crowds at a Tiki bar in downtown Great Falls, Montana, for more than 50 years, has died. She was 86. Sponheim died Tuesday, according to a notice by Schnider Funeral Home. “It is with tremendously sad hearts that we tell you that our beloved Piano Pat passed away peacefully last night,” the Sip ’n Dip Lounge posted Wednesday on its Facebook page. “We loved her very, very much. Our hearts are broken. Rest In Peace beautiful music girl.” Sponheim played organ and sang with guests as they drank tropi...