Patricia A. O'Keefe

Hi,i wondered as we all do at 52 what happened to people we remember that made a difference in our lives. I am sad to see my second grade teacher passed but as a kid she really made school a fun place and certainly gave positive encouragement to myself and all kids. Thank you Mrs O'keefe in my memory you will always be forever Young and highly respected your former student John Timmins.

Dear Pat, Connor, Brendan and Kathleen,

I am so saddened at Patty Ann's death. It came, way, way too soon. I have so many great memories of her, especially when we were children. She spent many nights sleeping at our cottage. We laughed constantly, went swimming and spent many hours on the beach and seawall. We practiced our "performances" for shows in the King's backyard. We sang, top of our lungs to 45 records played on her big sister's phonograph. We roller skated three nights a week and went to A and W root beer after.We were in the Horribles Parade together and walked to St. Ann's together. Shared memories of a time long gone. In adulthood, we bounced Geb and Kathleen on our knees and wondered if they'd be friends when they grew up....they are.....We traversed through time together always thinking we'd grow old together...... I will deeply miss her and her bright smile, contagious laugh. A light has gone out in this world. Karen Bumpus O"Malley.

We are so sorry to hear of your loss. Prayers for your family and that she rest in eternal peace. Tom and Cheryl Carroll and Family

Dear Pat, Brendan, Connor and Kathleen, We are so sorry to learn about your loss of your wife and mother. She was a lovely lady and we always felt blessed to have you all as our neighbors in Wakefield. Love, Jim and Mary Ann McCauley and family

Patty
Please accept my deepest condolences. I know you have a loving family for support but also know there are those of us at a distance that will keep you and Patty Ann in our thoughts and prayers.
Your friend,
Paul Richards

Rest In Peace Patty...In Heaven you are celebrating an Eternal Life...
Warm hugs and deepest Sympathies to your Husband,children and grandchildren.
Deb Kulacz
Old Orchard Beach ME
Grew up two houses from The Mogans

We are so sorry for your loss Our thoughts and prayers are with you.... Charles and Maria Coolidge and family

I just loved her so much. Such a lovely lovely person. I'm so sad. Love Kathleen houten

I will miss Patty Ann on our beach, Kearsarge Road down on the Irish Seashore. The friendliest street in town and the Mogan;s were always a part of the charm. My condolences to the entire family. The PORCH will miss her!!!

I grew up with Patty Ann. I always remember the 4 of us, Patty, Diana, Linda and myself walking to Naz together everyday for 4 years. Oh how we laughed on those hikes back n forth. It was always the 4 of us.
We went all through school together and Girl Scouts. Patty Ann would help me with my homework. (She was always better in math than I was). I lived on Murray St too. Patty Ann and I went to Mass every morning before school during lent.
She was always in the fabric of my life, growing up, always with a smile, a helping hand and a spirit as good and loving as anyone I know.
My Heart is with you all.

Pat, Kathleen,Brendan,Conor and family,

We are so sorry about the loss of your wife and mother. Pat lived with such a wonderful spirit.
She will remain with you always in your deepest heart and memories.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult transition time.

Bill and Roberta Whalen

My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family. I am sorry for your loss.

-Brian Farrell

Patrick, Brendan, Conor, Kathleen and family....words can never express how truly sad and sorry we are. Patty Ann fought a very brave and courageous fight and her spirit will live on forever in your hearts and actions as well as within her friends.
We love you all,
Bill, Lorna, Ash and Wes Connelly

We are deeply saddened to hear of Pats passing. There are so many wonderful memories we talked about and want all to know that we will have all of you in our thoughts and prayers.
Charlie, Mary, Katie and Michael Lynch

Pat, Brendan, Conor, Kathleen,and Family ,

Words cannot express how sorry I am to hear about your wife and mother.

When we were growing up during the summers in Marshfield, we always hung out together. Whether sitting on the beach, taking drives around Marshfield, visiting each other,going Roller Skating, dancing at the Rex on a Saturday night or just hanging out on the sea wall. We were always together.

As we grew older, we drifted apart as most of us do when growing up and starting our own families; but we kept in touch not as often as we would have liked.

She was so proud of her three children and certainly knew how lucky she was to have Pat as her husband.

I will never forget the times we had together.

My thoughts and prayers go to all of you at this time.

I am so sorry for your loss. She will be missed by all who knew her.

My Deepest Sympathy,

Love, Mary