PATSY CANNON

I remember when Patsy worked for the Cleveland Health Dept. She was so focused on her work, but always enjoyed it when we had birthday parties. She relished those small moments of comradery and friendship. Patsy will be missed.

To all of Patsy family, my deepest sympathy. My dad John Bennett was their handy man at their home in Shaker Heights. I have many found memories of visits there. Patsy and her mom and dad treated us as family. Patsy gave me many items she no longer used or needed. i.e. her bike. My brother and I also received birthday and Chistmas gifts from the Cannons. Patsy will be in my prayers.

Patsy, you were a beloved member of the Holzheimer family for my entire life, and long before that. I have so many fond memories of playing cards, hanging out, sleepovers, holidays, and travel together. Playing hours and hours of canasta no doubt kept me out of trouble as a teen! I well remember how you loved to walk Chrissy, and how we each claimed ownership of a Thanksgiving turkey wing to the exclusion of all others. I know you loved Juanita and Frank, Deb and Doris, and were always kind...

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Patsy, I am sorry to hear of your passing.

Patsy, you will always be remembered fondly and loved dearly. May you rest in peace my love.
Love, Robert, Kathy, and Ryan

Cannon Family,
I am very sorry to hear about Patsy. She will be missed by so many. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you. May the love and peace God gives comfort you.