Pat and my mother Eva M Reyburn were good friends and worked together many years at the Clearfield Hospital. Both were good, compassionate nurses. God Bless you Pat.
Such a lovely and caring lady. We will always remember her as a compassionate advocate of her family, those in need and animals. We were fortunate to have spent time with her. Fond memories of her hospitality sharing her home, garden and cats with us will remain a bright point in our lives.
MY DEAR SIS YOU ALWAYS HAD A SMILE FOR US AND YOU WILL BE SO MISSED. I LOVE YOU SEE YOU SOON AS I GREW UP FOLLOWING YOU AROUND AND WILL SOON FOLLOW YOU AGAIN I LOVE YOU SIS
Auntie Pat was always the fun aunt, so full of joy, happiness, poise, and wisdom. In my mind, I see her at about age 38: working, going bowling, walking the dog at the resevoir, yelling BINGO, and us sitting around the little kitchen nook table. She had the best bread in her bread box.
Mike and Linda: good job! You have done her proud with the loving care you gave her in her final years.
I am proud too to be Pat's niece and to be Mike and Linda's cousin. God bless, Auntie Pat, and see you later.
