Patricia Morrison Davis

To Gwen and family. I absolutely loved your Mom. I was deeply saddened when I heard about her passing. I was at our closing Macy's dinner recently when I heard. She had such a vibrant personality and sense of humor. I loved having her at the Downtown store sharing her vast Cuisinart knowledge and her laughter. Your Mom and I enjoyed many talks and funny stories. She was always so thoughtful by bringing some little treats when she popped by for her little shifts. She was quite a wonderful...

Everyone who met Pat Davis remembers her friendly manner and enthusiasm for her many interests. Pat enjoyed a funny story, good food, conversation, family, and friends. She was well known for estate valuation and for her knowledge of jewelry and investments -- in particular APPLE COMPUTER, her favorite stock.

We are all richer for having known and worked with Pat. We miss her and hope to keep her memory alive.

Gwennie,such good memories of your mom. She was always so up beat. World champion Cuisananart promoter. Loved her family so much. Alice (Meierand Frank,Macys)

While I did not know Pat, the stories of her generous and enthusiastic spirit that I've read here help me to understand the source of Andy's (as I do not know Gwen) kindness and humor.

I just want to share a bit of my memories of Pat. She and I moved to Portland around the same time, and we met at the first meeting of a new investment group led by volunteer Wendell Cockrell around 1997. From the first time I met Pat, I found her to be a smart, fun, curious and caring person. I have learned a great deal from her, including her decision to move to a retirement home while she could still enjoy fully what the place could offer. I always kidded her that she should be the...

Dear family of Pat,
When my Mom, Marjory Fischer, [Apt 172 of The Springs at Tanasbourne] first introduced me to her new neighbor Pat, we knew we had found a person of generosity, cheer and artistry. Pat was all that and more we found as we continued to cross paths on our visits.
Mom and I didn't know of Pat's medical condition, so were especially shocked to see her photograph displayed in announcing the loss of such a grand person. It was only the week or so before when we invited Pat...