Patricia Morgan

May the love you gave to everyone you met, even for the briefest of moments, be remembered for eternity. To your family, my sincere condolences.

Anne, I was so sad to read about Pat´s death. I know that Pat´s family, and you and your family, have wonderful memories of her to help sustain you now and forever. I still think of your parents and how much I enjoyed having them in the neighborhood. Take care.

My husband and I used to live across the street from Pat in Ann Arbor and our children were about the same age; we have such wonderful memories of our children playing and the delicious cakes Pat used to make for their birthdays. We are so sorry to hear about such a lovely lady passing away and knowing she will be missed so much by her children and husband, Bill. Special hugs to Lindsey and Trevor.

Extending our care and sympathy to the Probst, Morgan, and Brewster families. Pat seemed always upbeat! She and aunt Eilleen (uncle John) shared the same birthdate, which if I knew, had forgotten. I remeber her since age four. We were visiting them summer 1964. The first time I'd seen so many cousins in one large home. Pat was helping aunt Marge, Debbie, and Laura make breakfast. They asked if I wanted french toast. I couldn't answer. Either I had just woke up, or was overwhelmed.

Bill, I´m so sorry. Love to you and your family.

Pat, beautiful you. Each of us were so very blessed and privileged to have been in your orbit. It hurts so much to miss you so deeply, but that, is the price of loving someone. Thoughts and prayers of love and peace for her family and all those who loved her.

I was the luckiest daughter in the world to have you as my Ma. I love you to the moon and back.....

Sending thoughts and prayers.

Pat was someone you just loved being around. A joyful and beautiful woman. May God bless her and her entire family.