Dr. Patricia O'Looney

I remember Pat, during our Regis years. We shared a dorm hall. We were young, and she was so full of fun. I remember us all watching the Mary Tyler Moore show, and Pat would orchestrate from her dorm room, with pj's and slippers and rollers in her hair. She was our leader in late night TV. She went on to do amazing life work, in her field. God Bless our Pat. She left us way too early.

I will always be very proud of the accomplishments of my cousin Pat. I will miss her, and pray that her mom, my Aunt Marge, and her sister, my cousin Katheleen, stay strong. We all now have an advocate in heaven to watch over us.

It was a pleasure to take care of your daughter Mrs. O'looney.. No matter how sick she felt she was always so pleasant and warm.. Her smile is one I will never forget.. May you find comfort in knowing that she no longer suffers and is now in paradise watching down on you.. You were an amazing mother to her.. It was a pleasure to kno you both.. My condolences to your family

Dear Mrs. O'Looney and Kathy:

I, too, was a classmate of Pat's at Lauralton Hall. Pat always had a smile and a helping hand for any friend who needed it. Please accept my deepest sympathies.

Claudia Noel Hartland, '72
Keswick, Virginia

Dear Mrs. O'Looney & Kathleen & Family,
I was a classmate and friend of Pat's at Lauralton. I ran into Pat about 10 yrs. ago at Christmas in the Mansion. She was a warm, friendly, caring person. I felt proud of her when she was a Claven Award recipient.The Class of 72 has lost one of our best. Our loss is heavens gain. My thoughts and prayers are with you and all your family. May God rest her soul.

Mrs O'Looney and Kathleen, I' very sorry to hear of Patty,s passing.
My prayers are with you.
I was a classmate at Assumption School

Adele Ballerini

Dear Mrs. O'Looney and family, I am so very sorry to hear of Pat's passing. I first knew Pat when I entered Lauralton as a timid younger transfer student. It is inspiring to see that the kindness and compassion she shared with all of us at Lauralton extended into her life's work. You are all in my family's thoughts and prayers.

Mrs. O'Looney and Kathleen, Please accept my deepest condolences and prayers. Positive memories is what helps me with the loss of a loved one. I was a classmate of Pat's at O.L.A.S. and will always remember her pipe curls.

I am so sorry for the loss of your loved one. Please find peace and comfort in Psalms 65:2.