Patricia Dumont (Aunt Pat)

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  • #23620
    tiapatty
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    Sounds like Aunt Pat was a real neat lady, anyone would be lucky to have an aunt like that! She’s entertaining them upstairs now.

    Patty

    #23619
    roma35
    Member

    Im so sorry about your aunt Peg. I am an aunt to 4 neices and one nephew. I have one son (9) and am divorced with split custody, meaning i dont have my son with me 160 days a year. This would be absolutely heartbrearking for me if I didn’t have the company of my neices and nephew. They live a block away from me, and one or all of them are with me daily, this has especially helped me through my own fathers battle with the awful CC disease. I am certain, Aunt Peg loved the neices and nephews as much as they loved her. Sorry again for your loss, now your aunt is singing with the angels.
    Barbara

    #23618
    jeffg
    Member

    Peg…My sincere condolences to you and the family for your lost of Aunt Pat. May she rest in peace.
    Jeff

    #23617
    hollie
    Member

    I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I felt your pain earlier in your posts due to the distance you are from your Aunt. My Aunt is also suffering from this disease and quite a distance from me too. I know how Aunt’s can be a huge part in a nieces life. I also love to cook and clean. Your Aunt PAt sounds wonderful. Condolences to you and your family. Hollie

    #23616
    devoncat
    Spectator

    May Aunt Pat rest in peace, she sounds like a wonderful woman. I will keep you and all her “kids” and family in my prayers.

    Kris

    #23615
    marions
    Moderator

    I am so sorry to hear about your aunt Pat’s passing. What a beautiful person she was and what everlasting memories she left behind. She will be singing wherever she is.
    Hugs to you and your family,
    Marion

    #1659
    pegtucky
    Member

    Aunt Pat died peacefully last evening. She was 78 years young. She was a professional singer and sang with Florida (1940’s) bands until last January when she became sick. She still entertained people at the hospital and nursing home, singing whenever she had a chance.

    Aunt Pat loved to cook, clean, (really!) sew, and garden. She loved animals and she loved her four nieces and nephews – her “kids.” She will be missed.

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