Patricia Knight Klinck

Patricia was born in Vernon Centre, Connecticut on May 3, 1930. Her parents, Clifford Burnham Knight and his wife, the former Daphene Emily Keeney, and her brother, Clifford, have predeceased her. In 1950, she married Robert Warren Storm and bore two sons: Robert W. Storm, Jr. and Dirck Whitney Storm. In 1972, she completed the Univ. of Colorado MBA program in finance. In 1975, living in Washington, D.C., she married Daniel N. Klinck while she was employed as a commercial lending officer for Riggs National Bank. She also taught at a two-week summer program for the Univ. of Wisconsin Graduate School of Banking at Madison. In 1986, she organized the entire commercial credit department for Perpetual Savings and Loan in Washington. Moving to Louisville in 1991, she was invited to join the Woman's Club of Louisville and became its president from 2009-2011. She was a docent and Board member at Historic Locust Grove for many years. She remained active in the daughters of the American Revolution and a number of other genealogical societies, as well as serving as treasurer of the English-Speaking Union. She is survived by her husband and her two sons