Patricia Ann (Kamenick) Arntsen

I loved Pat! She taught me so much of what helps me day to day to be a doctor, nurse and Mom. She had the most HILARIOUS ways of giving change of shift report. I can still remember my favorite. I will use code. FIAM. If you worked with her over the years, you know just what that means and how it classically describes describes disorganized features of a decompensation of schizophrenia. I went on to work on an eating disorders unit. Pat taught me what I needed to know to hold that post. She had incredible energy. I remember the MOUNDS projects, the book club, all of the times we laughed and shared our times together. What a woman. To Amy and her kids, you should be so proud! I wish I could be at her service today. I am, in spirit. Love to all, Ann E. Maloney RN, BSN, MD

Pat was a vivacious woman who seized the day. I will remember her excitement and enthusiasm for all she was interested in. She supported all of us Middleton neighborhood kids with the same excitement. I also appreciated her professional advice when I had a concern about a friend suffering from anorexia. I have fondly posted a picture of Pat attending my wedding with Middleton neighbors in September of 1994. She is in the middle, in green, in between my mother, Clara Tyler, nand me, Marilyn (Tyler) Lustek. My condolences to Pat's family, Marilyn (Tyler ) Lustek

Am so sorry we have only just heard about Pat and thus missed the memorial service. What a loss! A primal force in the Ancient Earthworks Society, her energy and enthusiasm will be sorely missed. Sympathy to the family.