Patricia A. Anderson

My sympathy to your family. I was a good friend if Patty in elementary and high school. We lost contact after that. But I always remembered her birthday on May 4 and thought of her. If my memory serves me correctly, Patty convinced me to take sewing class at the Worcester Girls´ Club. In high school we wrote for the school newspaper. We probably would have been kindred spirits as adults as I also love to decorate each season and taught school. But I admit I do not have a green thumb even though I love gardens, birds, and butterflies. So happy to learn of a Patty´s happy marriage and family. I do remember Sheila and her Mom.
Rest in peace , Patty

To Steve and family
I am writing to tell you how very sorry I am to hear of Tricia´s passing. It was a shock to hear about it. She and I were buddies in Cardiac Rehab many years ago. We took a flower arranging class together after sharing our stories. We were the "fun duo" who were on Channel 5 news on our treadmills. She was easy to get to know and we shared some good times together. She went back to work and we sort of lost track of each other. But I wanted you to know she had a positive impact in my life and I enjoyed her company. We shared the names of our hubby´s Steve, and our love of gardening. We talked about her daughters wedding and flowers and plans. She always spoke highly of family. Dogs were another shared love. She had the cutest little built in cozy spot for her dog at the time. I have thought of her many times and was really sad that her time was now. She had so much love in her. I know she will be missed greatly and will be with you forever. Deepest sympathy to each of you as you mourn her loss. I will be joining you in my heart, with prayers.
Karen Morris