Patricia W. Clarke

My message is to Patti's daughter, Susan. I do hope you are able to forward this to her. The Clarkes were dearest of friends when my boys and Patti and Glenn's daughter, Susan, lived close to each other in Shreveport. Susan, I have such great memories of your Mom and our times together, filled with love and laughter. I have tried through the years to send a note or two to your Mom and have just now found she passed away years ago. I'm 85 now and doing pretty well. Our older son, Malcolm, who...

I met your parents on our Jamaica trip our husbands won many years ago. I learned today of her passing snd wish to express deepest sympathy to Susan and Trey- she was a wonderful friend and we stayed in touch till about two or three years ago. She had lost her home in a hurricane I think. She was truly a wonderful lady- we sent bday gifts, xmas gifts , and many notes and cards. I had no idea she was ill but my emails returned several times and now I know why.

Dear Family,
It is still hard to accept that our precious Patti is no longer with us. I could always count on her warm, loving friendship. I am very blessed to have not only known her but enjoy being a part of her family. My love and prayers go out to all of you each day and it is a pleasure to take each of you before God each day.

Thank you all for caring for me and my family as well. May God bless you and keep each of you safe.

Much love to you all.

My sincere condolences to the family and friends. I knew Patricia through Encore, and she was a beautiful person. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Dear Clarke/Landry Family,

We will ever remember this precious Sister/Friend I received when my Mom married into this precious Clarke family. You have all been in our thoughts and prayers since we learned of Patti's illness and are especially so now that she has entered into the arms of Jesus. I admired this lady for her dedication to Jesus, her family, and friends. She was always a bright spot for me whenever I was around her. I praise the Lord for allowing my path to cross hers...