Patricia A. Driscoll

Condolences to the Driscolls on the death of Patricia from her second cousin, David Searles. David and I (wife Mary) were recently at a Searles (once sp. Seails) family reunion in Maine, and it inspired me to renew my family history research by looking for Searles descendants outside the Maine group. David's grandfather was Edward Seails, brother of Mary Ann Seails, who was John Charles Driscoll's wife. The search led me to the Ithaca Driscolls and to the newspaper notice of Pat's death. ...

During our years together at Keuka College, I watched Pat excel at Every Sport! I especially enjoyed her success in winning the exciting Crew Race for Keuka! With deepest sympathy and fond memories of Pat, my Keukonian Classmate! Paula Williams Ferretti

So very sorry to hear about the passing of Pat. She was always a kind heated woman, who showed respect and love. Our condolences. The Dean Family

Diane, John, Winna and family,
I am so sorry for your loss. Patsy was very special and a shining light for the whole Driscoll Clan. I love the picture, it is so her. I will miss her.
Fondly,
Mary Catherine O'Connell

Dear Pat..one of the nicest fun people i've ever known...best love in the next life..edee stewart-benedict

You will be greatly missed and so glad we saw you at our golf organizational meeting at Lifelong on April 27. Can't believe we were talking and laughing as we left the meeting, and then you were gone. Joan Miller, Freeville New York

As a neighbor, a friend, and a member of the 2nd Wednesday book group, Pat will certainly be missed.

The Bridge club and the world is a less joyful place with out Pat! She saw the fun in everything and was one of my favorite partners. "Never fear, Patsy is here!" Goodbye my fearless friend, you are so, so mised!