PATTI J. WINGET

Craig, Natalie and Lisa (wish I'd gotten to meet Theresa), I will always treasure the time I got to spend with your mom. I will miss her and remember her and the joy she brought to my life for the time I was able to be a part of her life. God bless you and your families. Know I loved her dearly!!

Dear Craig & Family,

Very sorry to hear about the death of your mother. She lead a life filled with many accomplishments & I'm sure that none were more important to her than family.

Dear Craig, Rita and Family , Our heartfelt condolences .Many years ago Patti and I served on the Camp Fire Board and other organizations . I have cherished memories of a bright , beautiful , elegant and charming lady , who was resilient and strong no matter what . With loving thoughts and prayers ,Bill and Margo Armstrong

I worked with Patty on many community activities and served on the board of Community Hospital with her. Bill and I sat behind Patty and Howard at the Lady Bear basketball games, all of us cheering enthusiastically. She was a lovely, classy woman. Helen Murray White

I worked with Patti at Litton. She always had a smile on her face and was such a great lady to be around.

I worked with Patti at Litton. She was always such a positive presence and so full of life.

I knew Patti through Daughters of the American Revolution and Colonial Dames of the 17th Century. She was a joy to work with.

I worked with Patti at Litton. She was so bright and articulate, and like Carol Channing, she could fill up a room with her personality.