Patricia A. Trainor

Trish,
I am still so shocked by your Mom's passing. I can still see her smiling face on the porch in SH as I pass on my way to the beach. She was so happy to give me the update on how many of her children and grandchildren would be spending time with her that week. All those memories meant so much to her. She was so proud of all of you. I'll surely miss her on the beach.

Debbie McFadden-O'Connor, SH

Trish,
I am still so shocked by your Mom's passing. I can still see her smiling face on the porch in SH as I pass on my way to the beach. She was so happy to give me the update on how many of her children and grandchildren would be spending time with her that week. All those memories ment so much to her. She was so proud of all of you. I'll surely miss her on the beach.

Debbie McFadden-O'Connor, SH

Len, I was so sorry to hear about Pat. She was a great lady she will be missed. Love, Eileen (Light) Friel your cousin.

Mr. T, Tricia, Len, Kevin and Tim,
At first I cried hearing of Mrs. T's passing but then I thought of her and smiled. She was a warm wonderful women who always made me feel welcome and loved in your home. Ok, maybe there were a few late summer nights back in the 80's where maybe I wasn't so welcome but I know I was always loved. Visits back east won't be quite the same without her. My love to you all.

Dear Len & Family:

I was so sorry to hear of Pat's passing. I worked with her for many years and always enjoyed her wonderful personality. I know you will miss her very much. I will keep you all in my prayers.

len,timmy,trish,kevin and lenny.
celebrate patsy's life. cherish her memory. i love you all. i am feeling so sad right now.

Tim and family, our thoughts and prayers are with you during this sad time...

As you continue to cherish all of the great memories you all have of your Mom and your wife, God bless you all ~

The Van Zandt Family

Peter and Judy Johnson, Cork, Ireland are thinking of you at this time. Mrs. Trainor was a wonderful lady, so kind and loving and with a marvellous sense of humour. I had some wonderful times in the States with the Trainors and they with us in Ireland - the memories will stay with us forever. You are all in our thoughts and prayers at this sad time.

Was always a pleasure to run into "Mrs" Pat Trainor usually down the shore hooting it up with my parents. My earliest memory was from early 70's when they were in Wildwood and she had a dog named Pepper if memory serves. She'll be greatly missed.