Patricia Clark Kenschaft

I am aware that I am late expressing my condolences but I only learned recently that Patty had passed away. She was three grades ahead of me at Yantacaw School. I think she had been one of my classes´ courtesy guides. I looked up to her and admired her. Many decades later I found out that she was a cousin of Bertie Francis Knisely with whom I was acquainted through the Moravian College Alumni office. I´m glad Patricia had a productive and happy life.

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

I wasn´t privileged to meet you in person but anytime I called my Mum(Martha) and she was at work you will take your time to advise me. I remember when you told me how you went back to school after having your kids to pursue your dreams. Those words went straight into my heart because I had already told you I have 2 kids. You encouraged me and told me I can do anything I put my mind to. Last year I gained admission to pursue my Masters in England. I always knew I would be able to visit you...

Thank you Pat, for showing us / me what Human Potential is all about. You gave so freely. Love & Light always.

Like Pat, I grew up in Nutley, but did not know her until we were colleagues at MSU. I remember her passion for what was right and best ... her preferred mode of transportation to the campus in good weather (bike) ... her campaign against leaf blowers ... her passion for organic gardening ... and her enthusiasm for living life to its fullest in all ways. Pat most certainly made the world a richer place, and I am grateful that our paths crossed.

Thank you, Pat for your always reliable support of AFT Local 1904 at Montclair State. Your dedication to social justice will always be remembered along with all the other wonderful commitments you made for the earth and its people.

I was a HS classmate 9f Pat's. She lead a wonderful life. Mike Horn '57