Jeanne, What I remember most about your mom is her fun loving spirit and her energy. And what I most remember about you is your dedication and kindness to her. Sending caring thoughts to you and your family.

I very much enjoyed having the privilege of caring for Patricia, and getting to know her family over the last year. Sending all who love her condolences and prayers during this difficult time. May she Rest in Peace 🙏

My wife Noreen (now deceased) and I had the good fortune of getting to know Patricia and daughter Jeanne at Wilder Foundation's Memory Club. This was a wonderful support program for people in the early stages of cognitive decline and a family or friend caregiver.
We enjoyed Patricia and her clearly and often humorously stated ideas and commentary about whatever topic was being covered. We learned a bit about her time spent Ireland but wished we'd gotten more of that history. She was open and deservedly proud about her successful finding and staying in the state of recovery.
I feel privileged to have witnessed the loving and sometimes difficult caring of Jeanne for her mother.
Patricia is in a better place now. God bless her.

Jeannie, I read through the updates here and felt sad all over again. She seems to have followed Jerry's footsteps from fall to leaving. He, too, had a fall, and then surgery and the end was not far behind. It's a really hard time for all of us -- you, me, Pat, Jerry. I wish you peace and blessings and I promise to not stop thinking of you and your mom with love. Meg

Jeanne, so sorry to hear the news. I know very well how this can be so painful and a relief as well. The pain will subside and you will be left with fond memories. You took good care of her, and she knows that.

I love thinking about Pat's spirit back in Ireland and with her beloved father again. I will miss her so much and am so grateful for having her in my life. Extraordinary is not a big enough word to encompass all that she was.

Dear Patricia, fare thee well on your farewell journey from this place. Jeanne, Kate, and Cecile, may ye fare well as you grieve the passing of your mom. Please do let us know what support or help we can give in the days ahead. Love, Colleen and Janet

To my dear friend Jeannie, and your sisters - what wonderful words of farewell! I am so sorry for your mother's passing. We are seldom ready to say goodbye, even after a good and long life. I know you were devoted to her care, and hope you can be at peace with her passing. Take care of yourselves, and of each other. You do her proud.
With sympathy,
Brooke Haworth

Dear Jeannie, Katie and Cissy, my thoughts are with you. I'm grateful for all the time I got to spend with your mom over the years. Proud to share the name too. :) Take care. Cousin Patty

Oh Dear Jeannie and your sisters. I am SO very sorry and sad to know that your mother, our beloved friend, a noble woman is gone. I did not know she was so close to going. I sincerely hope you feel good about all the care and caring you gave to her for so long. How fortunate for her to have you. I truly feel this loss with you. I am glad that I was some part of her life in different ways along the way. I send support and prayers, and much love, from Mary Z.