Patricia Janet Knight

Always in my heart my dear sister Patsy.

Patricia was a very kind and caring person. My sincere condolences to the family.

I have so many memories of Pat! She loved her sons and she loved the Lord and she loved to worship. She's resting now, take your rest sweet lady Pat. My condolences to you Christian and Byron and your families.

First memories of Ms Patricia were, seeing her at Holy Mt Zion Church on Sundays, anxiously awaiting the arrival of Christian´s and Bryan´s visits and hurrying out to see them.
Such a genuinely loving and caring person, not just to her family but to everyone around her. Remembering also her good relationship with my mother as well, and how she always took the time to say hello and acknowledge me.
My sincere condolences to the families and friends of a great lady who is now lo longer with us in flesh, but will always be in spirit.

As a cousin to her two sons, I will always remembered Ms. Patricia as a loving and caring person, my condolences to her friends and family she will be truly missed.

Forever in my heart Patsy, your bright light continues to shine in your beautiful family. What a tribute to you as their mom!
Love you always my little sister,
Jane

I have great memories of spending time at family gatherings as a little girl with my Auntie Patsy at the Collins´ Home on Bolduc Street in Lewiston, and on Dunton Court in Waterville and Memere´s House on Paine Street in Winslow. Pat was funny, smart and a loving mom, aunt, sister and daughter! Rest well, Auntie Pat

I know her as the mother of my Son in Law, Byron Knight. I deepest regards to the Knight family.

I remember my Auntie Pat as a loving mother, Aunt, and sister when we gathered at the Collins house on Bolduc Street in Lewiston for birthdays and Christmas, and on Paine Street at Memere Virginias house in Winslow when I was a little girl. Rest well, Auntie Patsy