I was reminded recently, when we pass there is noted our date of birth and our date of passing and in between there is a dash which is a tribute to our time in the physical world and all that we experienced and those we came in contact with. That tribute is what is left for all those that came into our life to remember us by. To all those family members, relations, friends or acquaintances that knew Pat this is your time to remember her and be part of that tribute in her memory.
RIP....Pat
Your cousin George
Pat you and Wayne created so many beautiful childhood memories for me when it really counted: Summer road trips to your homes. Often it fell on my birthday; you would have cake and a gift always ready.
My nickname Kermit The Frog when my stomach wouldn’t stop growling while you tried to fall asleep.
Thank you. Until we meet again.
My cousin Pat, was two years younger than me. I have many fond memories of the numerous times our families were together in our childhood years. Those were enjoyable times, not forgotten. Rest in peace, Patricia. Grant.
She was my beautiful Aunt who I loved so very much! I remember her always watching me swim at her place or our shopping dates with my mum and lunch out and on Saturdays going with her to get her hair done and I would just sit and watch her and loved our days together. She will be greatly missed but in our hearts forever.
We are so sad to hear of Pat passing away. She was a very good friend of ours. Our families had some very good times together. She will be missed by all of us. Ron and June Clark
Our condolences to your family. I am a cousin of your Mom's and can recollect some great times together. Your family would visit us often and those times mean so much because it is not always possible as we grow older So sad to hear of her passing
My Mother was her Dad's sister May she rest in peace Pat (Thomas) Livingston
28 Main street north
