PATRICIA ANN "PATSY" WASHINGTON

Sadly, I only recently learned of her passing. I met her at the Vintage Center in East Liberty three years ago. I wanted to learn how to line dance and after saying hello to her and learning that she was a resident of Manchester, it was easy to talk with her thereafter. I grew up in Manchester with my three sisters. She was a kind and generous person. I will miss her. Brenda Davis

Thank you so much for your friendship and your beautiful work and love of those thousands of students you touched during your awesome career.

Love to you always Marie Zangaro .

It is with great sadness that I learn of the death of homegirl, Soror and Wilberforce Alumni-Pat Lee.

So sorry that I cannot me with you.

Beverly Norrell-Aitch
Homegirl, Soror and Wilberforce Alumni

Dear Family of Pat Lee Washington,

It is with sadness I send this message for my Homegirl, Soror and fellow Wilberforce Alumni.

My thoughts are with you.

Beverly Norrell-Aitch
Homegirl, Soror and Wilberforce Alumni

My condolences to the family. Dr. Washington will forever be dear to my heart. God placed her in my life during a difficult transition to a new city and a new school. Dr. Washington displayed love, structure, determination and hope to ALL of her students. Dr. Washington was the first African American education I had met which opened the door for me to truely believe that I too could be an educator. Today I thank God for her life and the wisdom she shared with me. Thank you Dr. Washington for being you.
Former Linden Student, Ronay Austin

To the Family of Pat Washington,
You have my deepest sympathy on the loss of your mother. I attended many principal meetings with her and always remember her great smile and great attitude. She will be missed. God Bless.