Patricia L. Anderson

Patty was my first cousin; we shared a middle name - that of our grandmother Louise. I did not know her well, however, as I did not grow up in the Duluth area. On my occasional visits to Duluth, I enjoyed visiting with Patty. In addition to her interesting stories, I will remember her lovely home and her beautiful collies.

Perry, Celeste, Colin and Claire-
Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this difficult time!
Rolf and Amy Flaig and Family

Patty Lou will be missed by all. Angela and I had a wonderful time spending time with her when we were in Duluth, summer of 2005 with Joyce and Jim. May the Lord bless you family with comfort in this sad time.

We are so sorry to hear about "Patty-Lou".
She always loved sharing her favorite jokes
with us. Patty Lou, as we called her was such a
positive person and we admire her for that.
We will truly miss our cousin.
Love, Debbie & Randy Peterson

Pat had a great upbeat personality. She was a faithful and contributing member of the Lake Superior Ragtime Society. I will also always remember being invited to her home to watch the Ididerod races go through right in front of her home. What a thrill! She will be missed by us all.

Patty was a first class curmudgeon and I enjoyed sparring with her verbally. I'll miss her. She was unique.

Patty and I had a "business relationship" that turned personal over the three years that I knew her. She had this uncanny ability to always make me laugh although she had a serious side as well. I will miss her.

PLEASE ACCEPT OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY IN THE LOSS OF YOUR MOTHER, LIZ.

Patty was a dear friend. We enjoyed our almost daily visits when she was well and frequently during her battle with ill health. Never a complainer and always cheerful. Her wit and wisdom will be missed. God speed our ragtime buddy.