Patricia L. Morrow

Patricia Louise Morrow, 88, of Indian Lake, NY, passed away peacefully on March 27, 2026.

Born on February 13 in Kenvil, NJ, Patricia was the daughter of Francis and Gertrude (Noack) Reilly. She spent many years working as a dedicated secretary at the County College of Morris in Randolph, NJ, where she was known for her kindness, reliability, and warm spirit.

Patricia had a deep love for creativity and craftsmanship. She found great joy in quilting, Swedish weaving, painting, and making handmade crafts throughout the year. Her talents were often shared with others, as she generously contributed her creations to raise funds for local firemen and community needs. She also enjoyed quieter pastimes such as sudoku, crossword puzzles, board games, and card games-especially Scrabble, where her love of words shone.

Family was at the center of Patricia's life. She created cherished holiday traditions that brought her loved ones together year after year-traditions that continue to this day as part of her lasting legacy.

Patricia is survived by her loving children: Donna Weber and her husband Jeffrey, Shawn Morrow and his wife Cindy, and Beth Sylvester and her husband Louis. She is also survived by her beloved grandchildren: Melissa Curtin (Dan), Michael Weber (Samantha), Dan Sylvester (Talia), Autumn Sylvester (Jordan Sousa), David Sylvester (Audrey), Brad Morrow (Danielle), and Brianna Natiello (Brandon) and step grandchildren: Sam Toth (Chris) and Kyle Hill (Chris); and her treasured great-grandchildren: Andrew, Michaela, Brandt, Avarie, Kellen, Sadie, Charlie, Dylan, Finley, Addison, Liam, Zoey, Lucas, and Logan and step great-grandchildren: Chase and Hayden.

She is further survived by her siblings, Michael Reilly and Colleen Taylor. She is also survived by many in-laws, including cherished brothers- and sisters-in-law, as well as beloved nieces, nephews, and cousins.

Patricia was predeceased by her beloved husband, Finley David Morrow, Jr., in 2025.

Patricia will be remembered for her creativity, generosity, and the deep love she had for her family and community. Her legacy lives on in the traditions she created and the many lives she touched.

Friends and family may gather for a visitation on Thursday, April 2, from 4-7PM with a service to follow at 6:30PM at Newbaker Funeral Home, Blairstown, NJ.