Tuesday, February 4, 2020
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Aunt Pat had a way of lighting up a room. She did it with her smile, a kind word or funny story. Whenever you were in her company there was something to celebrate! Eating at a great Italian restaurant where everyone knew her, going to a party and getting all dolled up, or getting together in Garwood with her friends. She loved life plain and simple. She lived life with gratitude. I will remember her fondly wishing that I could hear her say "I love you" at the end of a call just one more time. She was a one of a kind bella donna and am grateful for the many blessings Zia Pat brought into my life. Ti voglio bene tesoro.
