Patricia Hoy Conrad

Pat was my first vocal teacher from 1994-1996, when I was in 10th-12th grade. At that time, she awarded me a scholarship to study with her; however, given my maturity at that age, I couldn't fully appreciate the magnitude of her gift. Pat was a person who so patient and warm; she was the only adult in my life at that time who supported my efforts. She was a compassionate and wonderful human being. I am saddened to hear of her passing.

I can not believe that 6 years have passed since Pat was with us. She will always remain one of the most important, influential, and loved people of my life. Lauren, I saw the note you left about the concert on November to fund your mother's scholarship. I would definitely want to be there. I think of all of you often. I miss her so much.

This email popped up today to remind me of moms passing. I am not sure how I could ever forget losing my very best friend. I cannot believe it has been 6 years. If anyone else happens to read this post, we will have another benefit concert for her scholarship program next November. I hope you can join us. Love to everyone who loved my mom.

Remembering you today my dear Pat. I miss you always. Merry Christmas.
With Love,
Christopher Carozzo

I have a very old and prized memory of performing the Three Songs of Innocence with Pat while at West Chester. I played the clarinet. God bless the family.

So sad to read of Pat's long illness and passing. First met Pat through Bill Lamb's Pottstown Band group but more recently during her visits to Dr. Mark's office. Always knew she was a very special lady but after reading all the many beautiful tributes to her it's been confirmed! My sympathy and prayers to you. You have so many wonderful memories--cherish them always. Love,
Barbara Piacine

My sincere sympathy extends to Lauren, Tom, and family. Pat left an amazing legacy in the many students she taught, mentored and loved. She will most certainly be missed.

I will always remember Pat's wonderful joy of teaching music, and our work together in NATS. She will be greatly missed.

She was a very special Lady and we Loved her very much. She always winked at us during the recessional of the Choir at Christ Church. We looked for that every Sunday. It was "OURS'! Rest in peace Gentle Lady!