SIOBHÁN E. PATTERSON

I met Siobhan when we were in college. We used to give her rides to our church. She was kind and wonderful and if I had known she was sick, I would have tried harder to be her friend. I almost cried when I saw her being ordained. It was a wonderful day and it was the last time I saw her. I don't remember but mom said that she visited me in the hospital. I am glad I can finally write something on here. It took me a long time to have the courage to do so. Charity

My memories of Siobhan will always and forever be cherished. She was a light that always shined bright wherever she went. I remember the day when Siobhan and my daughter Jen gave each other broken heart friendship necklaces, that when you put the hearts together - they made one heart. They were such good friends always laughing and having fun together.

I didn't realize until today that God called her home on the same day as he called my dear Mom (Feb 4, 2019). So now there are two...

Friends of the Pattersons,

During the visitation, one (or more) of you handed Siobhan's mother, Joan Patterson?, a beautiful set of stars. It was a long and intense evening, and she's asked me to help her identify who gave them the gift. If you know who it was, please send a message to me ([email protected]) or post a note to Siobhan's Stars on Facebook, for a good and proper "thank you!" Shine on,

I found myself thinking of Siobhan the other day, wishing I could talk to her about life in the twelve years since I've seen her. Heaven has gained her beautiful presence, but this world is bereft. All my sympathies to the Patterson family.

Siobhan was a dear friend in my childhood and I am not surprised to find that she grew into a wonderful Christian woman. I am deeply grieved to learn of her passing, but I am comforted with the great hope that she has taken her place among the Saints where sickness, sighing and grief are no more. May her memory be eternal.

May Shiobhan rest in peace and Glory with her Lord and Saviour. She was a true servant of happiness and love and as a mother, will always be a treasure to me. She was loving and kind to my kids when they served at Peterkin. May her spirit shine in all of us.

My thoughts and prayers go out to the Patterson family. May Siobhan rest in peace.

Nawab's Restaurant in Huntington was one of Siobhan's favorite places. We can still hear her say something like, 'I believe Nawab is calling my name'. Well, in honor of our dear friend, we decided it was fitting to eat there today. Much love,
Jerry and Debra Coleman

Rest in peace Siobahan. Your days of pain are over. Thank you for the blessing of having known you in this world and blessings on your family and friends.