John, Barb, and the rest of the Constable family,
My deepest sympathy goes out to your family.  How sadden I am to learn of Pat’s passing.  You may not remember me, but my name is Janet Schnatzmeyer.  Pat and I went to High School together than roomed together for 2 years at Mizzou.  It has been a long while since Pat and I talked.  You know how it is, time passes quickly, we get involved in our own lives and it didn’t help that I moved to Texas over 20 years ago.  Although it has been 8 or 9 years since we last spoke, something moved me to look her up tonight.  I am so sad that I did not do so just a few months earlier.

I remember reaching out to Pat almost 10 years ago, when I was diagnosed with breast cancer myself.  Although we had let years go by, the moment we started to talk, it was like it had been yesterday, very familiar, very easy, and very loving.  I had called Pat to tell her how much Kathy touched and inspired me and how I often thought of Kathy as I went through my own battle.   I had visited Kathy several times with Pat.  It is almost 10 years later, and I’m cancer free.

I wish I had known and could have offered support to Pat in return, yet  apparently that was not in God's plans.  Yet, I feel there was some kind of divine intervention tonight that motivated me to think of her.  Just like the phone call 9 years ago, I will talk to her in my prayers tonight and our conversation will be full of love.  God bless.

Pat will be greatly missed by those of us here in St. Louis.  We shared many good times and perhaps got a little work done along the way.  The memory of her smile will always be in our hearts.

May the Lord welcome you into His kingdom.  You were a pleasure to know.  Thank you for the fun.

I was greatly honored to be able to care for Pat. She is a wonderful lady with a personality as big as the Sun. She will be greatly missed but Her and God will have so much fun :) With all my prayers and love.

There is a hole in my heart because Pat is no longer with us.  Pat was an excellent boss.  I was so blessed to have her as a boss and friend.  Pat was a wise leader.  But, more than that, Pat was a wonderful person . . . smart, funny, and kind.  We will carry on at work in part because she taught us all so much.  I am grateful she touched my life and will never forget her.  I can only imagine what a wonderful daughter/sister she must have been.  You are in my prayers.

The least I can do to honor the life of a wonderful woman...

Memories endure despite the loss we feel.  Her spirit lives among those of us whose lives she touched - in our hearts and in our minds we remember an independent, successful, beautiful woman, who was also caring, compassionate, and kind.  I thank you for the imprint left upon my life...

Miss you so much my friend. You have forever left a mark on my life and those around you. Your knidness, laughter and humor will be missed. I have had the pleasure of working for you these last few years. You were more then a boss, you were a friend. Your brought a joy and lightness to those around you. Thank you for the gift of yourself that you shared with me and the rest of the world. You will be missed. May God hold your family in his hands in their time of healing.

RIP Trisha, The memories from our time in-game will always be priceless to me. I will miss your friendship and company.

The loss of Pat on this earth is a great loss, but heaven has gained a beautiful angel.  She added so much love and kindness to the world.  Family was everything to Pat and her compassion towards people was a  reflection of how she lived her life.  She truly cared about people.  I worked for Pat at AT&T and I will miss her terribly.  May God help each of you in the days and months ahead to accept the loss of your beloved Pat.

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Patricia Trisha Lee Constable

16 febrero, 1959 – 10 abril, 2011

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