Patricia D. 'Patti' Powers

Patti, You were my guiding support for all my years at Shipley. I loved your happy spirit no matter what was happening. We surely had some fun and pranks. Now you are with the real unicorns and gnomes. I can only imagine that you are helping there like you did here.

Who would ever have thought that when we met in 1969 that we would become such dear friends and remain as dear friiends right up until your rend, but not a good bye. We had so much fun together traveling and taking photos of everything we saw and I even got you to see places so near to where you lived that you had never taken the time to see. Your trips to CA were lots of fun as well

Who would ever have thought that when we met in 1969 that we would become such dear friends and remain as dear friiends right up until your rend, but not a good bye. We had so much fun together traveling and taking photos of everything we saw and I even got you to see places so near to where you lived that you had never taken the time to see. Your trips to CA were lots of fun as well as Mexico. Then taking trips to the islands and trying all kinds of new things was really a blast and I always enjoyed see you laugh or smile at something new. You took me in when no one else would and we had good times at your house too.So many other things that we had left to do or take photos of. You have always been my St. Patti and will remember you that way, I don't know what I am going to do without you and our very long phone conversations and laughs Keep in touch with me girl! I will miss you always.

Patti, you were such a big part of our family for many years. We will miss you! Love all the Greenaways

I was born with three sisters and blessed with a fourth through friendship! Among the many things my "big sis" taught me were; how to make a bracelet out of gum wrappers, the language of gibberish which drove my parents crazy, the fine art of dancing which we practiced every Saturday in our dance studio (aka the living room on Taylor Street). Those seemingly little lessons made a big impact in my life and I'll treasure them forever. But the

I was born with three sisters and blessed with a fourth through friendship! Among the many things my "big sis" taught me were; how to make a bracelet out of gum wrappers, the language of gibberish which drove my parents crazy, the fine art of dancing which we practiced every Saturday in our dance studio (aka the living room on Taylor Street). Those seemingly little lessons made a big impact in my life and I'll treasure them forever. But the most lesson that Patti taught us all was through her amazing example of courage and fortitude. Regardless of the the many sorrows and challenges she encountered in her life, Patti faced them with courage, always keeping her head held high, a smile on her face and faith in her heart. I'll always cherish those fun filled times we shared, the special holidays family parties, meaningful conversations and many laughs we had over the silliest of things. You'll be forever in my prayers and always in my heart.....
May the road rise up to meet you.
May the wind be always at your back.
May the sun shine warm upon your face;
the rains fall soft upon your fields and until we meet again,
may God hold you in the palm of His hand

Patti you were and always will be my best friend. We had a very unusual connection that only you and I understood. I loved you since the minute we met, yesterday, today, and tomorrow. I will miss your talks, your hugs, your honesty and compassion. Until we meet again - this isn't good-bye, but see you again. I love you forever.

Patti, you will be missed. It was always nice seeing you when you were having your hair done and you always enjoyed our stories and jokes. Rest in peace and have fun taking care of all our pets up there for us.