PATRICIA LOUISE POTTER

So so sad about your passing. I remember when i was a teen and was having so many problem's getting along with my mom, I told you that I wished I was your child and not her's. And you laughed that great laugh you had and told me " don't worry Rita cause thing's will get better in time" and of course you were right. As the wise woman you were! I will always admire you,still loving you and all your family.And to Ray, your wonderful husband of so so many year's,my sympathies's for you and all...

You were a wonderful woman,and friend.I enjoyed the time we spent together,you will be greatly missed. Say hello to my folk's for me.God bless xoxoxxox :)

Pat, you were one in a million, I meant you and your family when you moved to Anacortes. Through the years your family became mine too. You were always a force to be reckoned with. You raised your family with a strong fist and much love. This world is a better place for your presents here, now you have gained your glossimere wings and will watch over us all. So sad in my heart for those you left behind, the loss does
n't get easier it just gets farther behind you. I'll always remember you...

Your daughter, Denice, walked into my life in the Spring of 1975; you & Ray followed a month later when visiting her & Frank in our home. You gave me a new meaning to the term 'shock value' which I have never forgotten from that initial meeting. 'Acceptance' was my lesson learned from you. And, I sincerely thank you for that.
You traveled a long journey and now have reached that 'everlasting life' stage. I envy your Soul on this new journey.
Rest in Peace Pat. Hugs, love & light to...