Patricia Johnson

I love you Auntie P and will miss you dearly. 💜

Hi Sharrie, I met your mom in early 2020 when I was working for Visiting Angels. It was so easy to love your mom! She often talked of being with your dad again, so I am so happy for her final journey to be with him. I’m so sad for your loss and I will keep Pat and all of you in my prayers. Your friend and colleague from Thoreau in the 90s, Monica McCabe

Pat lived at Westshire where my mother in law lived as well. As you said, she was a friend to everyone in the room. She always met me with a hug and was sure to share one as we parted as well. She missed Don and I'm happy they are together again. A very special lady who will truly be missed. Kim Kohler and Joe Gruber

I met Pat when she came to Capitol Lakes. She quickly became a friend and like another Grandma to me. She was the kindest, most loving lady that I have ever met. You could tell she loved with her whole heart and I was always excited to see her each morning. We spent a lot of time together sharing stories and just talking about life. She often times spoke about wanting to go home. I would always remind her of how much longer she had at Capitol Lakes and one day she held my hand and said “No, I want to go there.” And pointed up to the sky. I smiled and said “I know. Soon enough.” Pat, you got your wish. You are home now. I am praying for your family here on earth as I know they will miss you dearly. And thank you for being such a sweet lady. -Kaylee

Dear Sherry: my most deepest condolences for the loss of Patty. She always bright my day when she came over to C’S. I’ll miss her but remembered her with a big smile. Gina