Patricia R. Greig

Patricia Greig Obituary

GREIG , Patricia R. On June 7, 2007, PATRICIA "SAM" ROTTMANN GREIG; beloved daughter of the late Francis and Catherine Rottman. Survived by loving brother Steve Rottmann and wife Kathy, niece Faith Johnson and husband Mike, great-niece Sarah Healy Johnson; devoted cousins Veronica and Mark Miller, her loving pets Nugget and Cody, and numerous other family and friends.
The family will receive friends on Sunday, June 10 from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the STERLING-ASHTON-SCHWAB-WITZKE

FUNERAL HOME OF CATONSVILLE, INC., 1630 Edmondson Avenue (1 mile west of beltway exit 14) . Mass of Christian Burial wil be celebrated at Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church, 4414 Wilkins Avenue, on Monday at 10 a.m. Interment in New Cathedral Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions in her memory may be made to Stella Maris Hospice, 2300 Dulaney Valley Road, Timonium, MD 21093 or Community Hospice of MD, 9940 Franklin Square Drive, Suite K, Baltimore, MD 21236.

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Published by Baltimore Sun on Jun. 9, 2007.

Memories and Condolences
for Patricia Greig

7 Entries

Gail Brown

June 15, 2007

It has always been such a delight to visit this branch and be met by Sam and her warm smile. Despite her own issues she has always openly shared her laughter, her love of her dogs, her crafty decorating style and of course those hats! The electronics community and especially her Avnet family will greatly miss her. What a spirit!

Patti Emerson

June 12, 2007

I just heard of Sam's passing and I wanted to express my heartfelt sympathy to her family and friends. Everytime I called into Avnet, Sam always had a kind word and would make you laugh. When I would come into the branch, Sam always had a big bright smile, a kind word, and almost always a hug. She was a very kind person and a ray of sunshine to anyone she came in contact with. She will be missed by many and I pray that she is comfortable & smiling and still has that twinkle in her eye. God Bless

Mary Homans

June 12, 2007

Steve, Kathy, Faith & Verna

I'm so sorry I didn't make it to Patsy's viewing and funeral. I was out of town when I heard. Although I didn't see Patsy much in recent years we did manage to communicate through e-mail. Patsy was such an important part of my childhood. She was the big sister I never had. I can't remember ever seeing her without a smile on her face. It is hard to believe that she is gone so young. Please know that all of you are in my prayers. I'm sure Patsy is at peace and smiling.

Love

Mary (Dickerson) Homans

Brad Warren

June 11, 2007

I'm not sure, really, where to start. I met Sam on a December day in 2000 when I arrived at the Baltimore AVT branch for an interview. Through my years, I always made an effort to engage the receptionist in light conversation. That day, I was a nervous interviewee. Upon arrival I met Sam. We talked about her dogs, the weather, etc. Sam really had a way of making me brush off my nervousness. She made me feel as if I was already part of the family. With a quick wink and a "good luck" I was off to the interview.

It wasn't until I started working with Avnet, that I realized Sam's gift. Sam made every caller feel as if they were part of the family. While Sam didn't work directly for me, she knew when I was in a time of trouble and when I was in a time joy. She would often send me an email just to brighten my day.

One of my fondest memories of Sam was when we invited the children of our staff to the "Bring Your Kids to Work Day". We invited the local fire department to the office to entertain the kids and show them the fire equipment. Minutes after their arrival, they were called away to an emergency. Sam picked up where the firefighters left off. She donned a plastic fire hat and showed the kids how to answer the telephones. I still have the picture that appeared in the Avnet Global Perspective article.

Sam, I will miss you dearly. I am grateful to have had you in my life for a short period of time. I will miss your laugh; your smile; your uplifting attitude. I will never forget you.

Cornel Einhorn

June 11, 2007

To the family & friends of my dear friend Sam. I am so sorry and surprised to hear of her passing. I will never forget her smiling face, her jokes, or the very funny emails she would send to me from time to time. When I worked at Hallmark/Avnet, I would always look forward to her greetings in the morning, and her kindness throughout the day. Sam was truly a great person. She was always an inspiration to me. I will never forget her. I will think of her often, and miss her terribly.
Cornel.

John Napieralski

June 9, 2007

We would like to extend our deepest sympathy to the family and friends of Sam.
Mr. John is heartbroken to hear of her passing. She was a kind hearted and wonderful person to be around. Our thoughts and prayers are with her and her family.

Monica Malone

June 9, 2007

We would like to extend our deepest sympathy to the family and our prayers are and always will be with you.

Sam will always be a part of Avnet and I will hold her friendship near to my heart. She was always smiling and laughing, never complaining. Our customers and family's enjoyed her friendly conversations when they would call in. She will be missed and never forgotten. I'm sure she is is looking down at us with a big bright smile. May she rest in peace. We loved you!

Love and Sorrow,
Monica and Gordon Malone

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