Patricia Daufenbach Obituary

To the whole family,

What I saw in the last month will forever leave an impression. All of you coming together to make Mom as comfortable as she could be. It was a sure sign that both your Mom and Dad have the greatest kids around.

to marty, kaye, & the daufenbach family-

i am so sorry for your loss. like you, i have my own special memories of pat.



i remember her as a babysitter for my sister cathy, my brother jimmy & me and i remember her being fun! pat & kaye taught cathy & me to jitter bug & let us listen to their 45s (too bad they were all elvis)& showed us how to wear a double pony tail.



i remember pat as being cool! after all pat & kaye were the first groupies i ever knew (too bad it was for elvis). pat & kaye were 'in'-they showed cathy & me how to wear a scarf on our heads-tied at the chin-perched there-oh so cool!



i remember many happy visits to 79th & lafayette. i remember parties!i remember going to church at St. Leo's and shopping at a little store on the corner that sold really skinny balloons.



i remember uncle tommy's meat slicer-he made great sandwiches & told funny stories. he could make a quarter cry & recited 'antonio said to the captain tell us a tale' over & over for us. i remember mr. jones (the dog) who if he was living today could be on david letterman showing how he carried empty beer cans to the garbage.



i remember aunt kate being so happy & sweet-she had a great laugh. i remember her sister 'elsie' & rae ann who lived downstairs.



i remember pat & marty's wedding- such fun-such excitement. i remember family gatherings w/singing & usually some crying & always laughing.



i remember uncle tommy being sick & us spending alot of week-ends together.



i remember pat's children. i remember when it was just a "party of five":

janet-patty-terri-jeanie-& tommy. i remember them visiting our house on eberhardt.



i remember bragging that my cousin was a nurse at christ hospital.



i remember pat. i remember pat leaning over to kiss my mom when she would see her saying 'how you doing aunt mare?'.



i am sad. although we haven't seen much of each other over the past 30+ years-pat is in my memories & i will miss her.



xox

reen

Dear Marty and Family and Dear Kaye,

I am so very sorry for your loss.

Patsy's dad and my mom, Lily Fenlon

were brother and sister. You are in

my thoughts and prayers during this

difficult time. Mary D. Blake Giordan

Dear Marty & Family:

Please accept our deepest sympathy upon hearing of Pat's death. We will remember Pat at the summers we all spent at Lawler Park watching the boys (Sharks & Dolphins)playing softball. We had some great summers cheering the teams on. Pat is with her family in heaven where there is no pain or suffering.

SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS, PAT WILL BE

SO MISSED AT ADVOCATE CHRIST

MEDICAL CENTER. YOU ARE IN OUR

PRAYERS.



SHE WAS THE COOLEST NURSE!

PATSY, PATSY, MY DEAR SISTER. HOW I MISS YOU ALREADY.



I KNOW THAT YOU ARE IN A MUCH BETTER PLACE WITH MOM AND DAD. GOD BLESS TODAY AND ALWAYS.



LOVE YA, KAYE

she is only away, inyour thoughts and in your hearts you are always together, never apart. with sympathy rene ,ed holland

My Name is Sheila Moss. I live in Liverpool, England. My mother Emmeline De La Santos was first cousin to Patricia's father Tommy Fenlon. My brothers, sister and I were raised on stories of the special bond that that existed between our families when they were growing up in Liverpool, a bond that neither time or distance has weakened. Please accept our sincere condolence at this very sad time.



Special thoughts to Patsi's sister Kaye, Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers.

The St Peters candle will be lite on the day of the funeral.



Sheila Arthur and Family.

David Daufenbach

To The Daufenbach Family,

I'll always remember her for the kindness and support she gave me with my husbands illness.

May the lord be with you today and always. My prayers are with you.



Sincerly,



Vicky Paraday