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BORN
1925
DIED
2021
Pat Moy Obituary
She was born July 7, 1925 in Dunbarton, N.H., to Dorothy and Harold Burnham. She graduated from Dunbarton and Goffstown schools, valedictorian for each.
She was predeceased by two husbands, William Powell and Martin Moy. Also by a brother, Bud Burnham, and sisters Patricia Olmstead, Freda Pow Bell, and Constance Casella.
She is survived by sons Brian, wife Becky, grandson Fletcher, and Barry, wife Lea, grandchildren Julia, William, Jonathan, Audrianna, and three great grandchildren.
Pat was employed by five different government agencies, the Dragon Seed restaurant, Paperback Booksmith and assisted her husband, Martin, with accounting for several Chinese restaurants.
She was a very active volunteer at Portsmouth Regional Hospital. She was a member of Rye Over 55 and Third Friday Group for many years.
A service will be held in the spring at Christ Episcopal Church, Portsmouth, N.H. Donations may be made to the church.
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Andy (Pow) Conway
January 18, 2024
Will always remember how much fun we had spending a week with you and my cousins going to the beach and stopping for ice cream on the way home..Just a walk away. You were so much fun and I adored you and your boys.. xo
Janet Seiler
September 16, 2021
So sorry about Aunt Priscilla passing away! She is at peace and with loved ones! My condolences to Brian, Barry and family!
Andrea Conway
September 12, 2021
Came upon this today while doing some family research. She was quite a lady and fun aunt. Will remember her fondly, always. Condolences to Brian, Barry, and their families
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