Patricia-Dunn-Obituary

Patricia Dunn

1953 - 2011

Obituaries

SAN FRANCISCO  Patricia Dunn, the former Hewlett-Packard Co. chairwoman who authorized a boardroom surveillance probe that ultimately sullied her remarkable rise from investment bank typist to the corporate upper class, has died after a long bout with cancer. She was 58. Ms. Dunn died Sunday...

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Am a former client. Remembering her flying cross country to meet with us, not because she needed to, but to show us that the relationship was important. Recalling her today (more than ten years after her death) as a source of inspiration for a young woman.

At least she was brave enough to fight the big corporates even with her health,she can now be at peace.

A childhood friend of my wife, Gina. She was a strong corporate figure, and, in my opinion, was demonized by the media. She was always trying to do the "right thing." She will be sorely missed. My best to Bill, Debbie and the rest of the family.

Don Bright

May God bless your family at this difficult time. Psalms 55:22.

Patricia Dunn was a strong a courageous woman. As you endure the grief that comes with the death of a loved one, I pray that you also feel the love and support of family, friends, neighbors, and most importantly our heavenly father as he sustains you at this difficult time. Psalms 55:22

male or female one heck of a person, stacks up with the best of them................

Gus (Baby Face) McGuire

You sure were one fine Chief Executive Officer, Mrs. Dunn.

I was really impressed by your move to the top over at HP.

Best of luck and everlasting happiness in the Next World.

I'll say some prayers for you up there.

Gus McGuire

Arizona

Pattie was an amazing dedicated woman, one I was fortunate to work with at WFIA. Her integrity and strength never wavered. She was an inspiration to many of us, myself included. She will be missed but remembered by all who crossed her path.

Pattie,
44 years of friendship,it goes without saying! I love you and miss you.
Meri Sullivan Welsh