Patricia B. Toris

Patty was a classmate of mine at IC class of 1966. I am sorry to learn of her passing. She was a fun girl with a great sense of humor. I will remember her and her family in my prayers.

Patty was one of the most faith-filled people I have ever known. Despite many challenges, she never lost faith or hope. She helped to make my childhood joyful, and fun-filled, with her positivity and great sense of humor. She was a shining light in a world often filled with darkness. There were four of us growing up on Montague Place I call my "sisters of the heart." She will be missed.

I remember Patty! I have a 4th grade picture of our class when we attended Immaculate Conception Grammar School! Yup, I can pick her out of the entire class.
I am so sorry for your loss; however, everyone that went through school with Patty, I am sure, have fond memories of her and her friendship. Her smile is the very same smile in the 4th Grade Class picture of 1958.

Andi Park
1966

Patti was my secretary at Epiphany parish. She was the best support anyone in my position could have had. Loyal dependable encouraging. She truly helped me with my career. I loved her daughter Lindsay and she was a sweet comfort to me in raising my teenage daughter. She was so proud of Sean and Lindsay and their service careers. She will be missed more than we can know.
The last time I saw her was in stop and shop with John and Emma ❤

My confidences to the family, especially her brother Robert Bainbridge. I did not know Patricia, but I do know Bainy and my thoughts and prayers go out to all of you. It is always difficult to lose someone you love. May the Lord bless you, and give you comfort in the knowledge of His Res.

I sure do miss talking with her. She was a great person!

She was caring and very welcoming. She welcomed the family with open arms after Jesly and Sean’s wedding. She sure will be missed! (Jesly’s aunt and uncle)

Beautiful lady. She was a wonderful person