I lost contact with Patty after she moved to California from the East Coast. I have very fond high school memories of my time with Patty and her twin Pat who is currently living in San Francisco. Sometimes we all went out together. Patty never took herself too seriously and always knew how to make me laugh.
The world is a different place without her. May she rest in peace.
I lived just around the corner from these two twins. I went to grammar school through high school with Patty and her twin Pat. I am saddened to hear that she has gone. I enjoyed playing with you both when I was little and riding the bus together in high school. I always enjoyed our chats. Brenda Hutchinson
I have a picture of Pat and Patty and me we must have been six years old. We lived on Baltimore Road almost next door in Alexandria behind the Safeway store. I was a mazed of how a family with six children had so much fun and so much laundry. I liked Patty because she was a hands on help to her Mom. She was a lot of fun to be around and we enjoyed some overnights in her new house on Karl Road. OK, I liked hearing Pat play the piano while at their house, he was amazing! I especially liked her older sister, Linda who also shared her personnal testimony of faith in Christ with me. My Mom held their Mother as her best friend. All these ladies are in heaven together now. I am sorry Patty died so young right before her husband retired in Arizona.
Joan Carolyn Evans (Korman) (1971)
I lost contact with Patty after she moved to California from the East Coast. I have very fond high school memories of my time with Patty and her twin Pat who is currently living in San Francisco. Sometimes we all went out together. Patty never took herself too seriously and always knew how to make me laugh.
The world is a different place without her. May she rest in peace.
Brenda Sue Hutchinson (1971)
I lived just around the corner from these two twins. I went to grammar school through high school with Patty and her twin Pat. I am saddened to hear that she has gone. I enjoyed playing with you both when I was little and riding the bus together in high school. I always enjoyed our chats. Brenda Hutchinson
Donna Blackwell (Ward) (1971)
I have a picture of Pat and Patty and me we must have been six years old. We lived on Baltimore Road almost next door in Alexandria behind the Safeway store. I was a mazed of how a family with six children had so much fun and so much laundry. I liked Patty because she was a hands on help to her Mom. She was a lot of fun to be around and we enjoyed some overnights in her new house on Karl Road. OK, I liked hearing Pat play the piano while at their house, he was amazing! I especially liked her older sister, Linda who also shared her personnal testimony of faith in Christ with me. My Mom held their Mother as her best friend. All these ladies are in heaven together now. I am sorry Patty died so young right before her husband retired in Arizona.