Thinking of you!! So very sorry for your loss. Have been touched many times and many ways by Patty's acts of kindness.
Debbie Magnuson Booth
08/20/2012
Norm and family,
I was so saddened to hear of Patty's passing. I will truly miss our lively conversations about books we've read, children, grand-children, farm life, and her recent accomplishments in the gym and with her craft projects. Patty was truly one of a kind. Her positive energy and love for her family was so evident in her day to day activities. I will miss her dearly, and wish you all my sincerest sympathies in her loss.
Norman W. Remington
08/19/2012
Patty made many friends on the Forestry Forum. She demonstrated a zest for life, and showed that she had a mind of her own. Patty loved life, but even more, she loved Norm, her boys, and her grandchildren. She was obviously proud of them all. She provided support for many of us and was a willing participant in anything that was going on. We're all going to really miss her. Fare thee well, Patty.
Charles M. Cadenhead
08/19/2012
I express my deepest sympathies to Norm and his family in the loss of Patty. I always enjoyed reading Patty's post on the Forestry Forum. She was a woman of many talents and I especially enjoyed that she took up woodturning. Patty will be missed by many and I'll be at the top of that list.
Will and Jo Macy
08/22/2012
Thinking of you!! So very sorry for your loss. Have been touched many times and many ways by Patty's acts of kindness.
Debbie Magnuson Booth
08/20/2012
Norm and family,
I was so saddened to hear of Patty's passing. I will truly miss our lively conversations about books we've read, children, grand-children, farm life, and her recent accomplishments in the gym and with her craft projects. Patty was truly one of a kind. Her positive energy and love for her family was so evident in her day to day activities. I will miss her dearly, and wish you all my sincerest sympathies in her loss.
Norman W. Remington
08/19/2012
Patty made many friends on the Forestry Forum. She demonstrated a zest for life, and showed that she had a mind of her own. Patty loved life, but even more, she loved Norm, her boys, and her grandchildren. She was obviously proud of them all. She provided support for many of us and was a willing participant in anything that was going on. We're all going to really miss her. Fare thee well, Patty.
Charles M. Cadenhead
08/19/2012
I express my deepest sympathies to Norm and his family in the loss of Patty. I always enjoyed reading Patty's post on the Forestry Forum. She was a woman of many talents and I especially enjoyed that she took up woodturning. Patty will be missed by many and I'll be at the top of that list.