Patricia Flannery Pearce

Missing our talks, your advise, but mostly just you. What a loss that has been felt by you leaving us.

Trisha was one in a million. She mentored so many students and colleagues and left an incredible legacy. I will miss her so much, she was such an inspiration to me and countless others. She was full of life and always shared great stories. I´ll miss her very much.

Dr. Pearce West Texas will truly miss you. I had the honor of being her assistant while she was at The University of Texas Permian Basin. She as a great mentor and boss. I will forever remember our conversation and everything you taught me. I will miss our conversations and the friendship we built. My prayers are with her family. RIP my forever friend.

Trish was a wonderful mentor and friend to me. I met her at UAB and we bonded immediately as she guided me through many phases of school and then scholarship afterwards. She sponsored me as a Fellow of AANP and encouraged me to write an article for them which ended up being the last article she edited. I will miss her support, guidance, and friendship. My prayers are with her family and all whose lives she touched that will miss her like I will. RIP

Trisha was our next-door neighbor for about one year. We didn't get to see her often, due to her busy schedule and later because of her illness. May she rest peacefully in the bosom of our Lord and may her relatives and friends remember the vitality she placed in her life and callings every day. Love, Claudine & Jon Barker

Trisha was a cherished mentor, and a friend. She was brilliant and she was kind. She had a heart of gold. I treasured every moment with her and will miss her dearly. My condolences to her precious family and many, many friends.

Pat was one of my favorite instructors in instramental in moving me towards a PhD. She was kind, positive and encouraging. She was a light in the nursing acedemic world and will be missed. Thank you for sharing her all these years with all of us. She enriched so many lives.

I was lucky enough to work with Trisha at the University of San Francisco. I appreciated her energy and professionalism. So many of us at the University enjoyed working with her. My condolences to her friends and family.

Trisha was wonderful at the University of San Francisco. She was a great neighbor at Loyola Village, and was so dedicated to the mission at our School of Nursing and Health Professions. My deepest condolences to her family and friends. Trisha was such a beautiful gift for us all. Donal Godfrey, SJ