Patsy Ann Kurth

To all of Pasty's family and friends.... When God made Patsy Ann Kurth, I bet he didn't do anything else that day but just sit around and feel good! Keeping you and your loving husband AL in our thoughts and prayers... always!

To all of Pasty's family and friends.... Upon returning from an overseas effort to aid dolphin researchers in Taiwan, I was deeply saddened to learn the tragic news of Patsy's passing. So first, I wish to express my heartfelt sympathies and extend condolances to all of her wonderful children and grandchildren. Above all Patsy cherished her family and treated all of us as if we were family... as did her beloved husband Al, whom I sure was waiting with open arms to welcome her into the Kingdom...

Our sincere sympathies to you and your families at the loss of your mother, sister, grandmother and aunt.
Patsy was two years older and always much wiser than I was. We grew up less than a mile apart, were school mates at South Point School and rode the same green Chevy Suburban bus that Aunt Martha drove. Our Gephardt-Jones family reunions will certainly miss her presence as will so many others.
May God grant you His Spirit of peace at this time and always.
Norm & Janet...

Patsy You will be missed so much by all your dolphin friends. Bobby Chenoweth, Indian River Dolphin Watch.

Heavenly Father, Bless Patsy's family as you embrace her within your arms. Deepen their faith in you and help them pour out their hearts to you. Bless them all with your healing Spirit and give them the peace and the assurance that you have restored her body and re-united her with her loved ones who have gone before her. In Jesus name we pray.

Our hearts feel your loss and we want you to know that we hold you all close in our prayers.

In Deepest Sympathy,
Penny...

Deepest sympathy to the family and friends of a great lady who used her talents and influence to help the people of her community and state. Her support of community outreach programs changed lives for the better for individuals and their children. Her sense of humor and determination encouraged and inspired us all.

Fresh out of Gainesville, Al was my first office mate at Radiation Inc. in 1969. When I set up my beach bachelor pad, Patsy made curtains for all the windows. Though I migrated to California, they have both been friends for life. On every return visit, they opened their home to me. From ocean fishing expeditions in Al's temperamental boat to rendezvous with Patsy and Sara in restaurants these last years, there has been one constant in the Kurth family: generosity of spirit. Farewell my dear...

Patsy was a very special person and I am blessed that I knew her .. my thoughts and prayers are with the family.

Patsy Kurth was a very special person who used her great talents for the benefit of her family, her friends and world. It was such an honor to know Patsy and Al, be their friends, to share our grandchildren, and be in-laws with.
Peace, Love and Grace to all.
Betsy and Don Harbin