I met Pat the fall of 1991 when I started working at the Country House. Pat was working as the Nursing Department Educator, Quality, and Infection Controller.  She always kept us ahead of any new regulations, trends, you name it—Pat was already on it.  
Pat became one of my dearest friends. She gave me wonderful guidance, came to my wedding, and was able sing my screaming first born to sleep peacefully with her rendition of rock-a-bye baby. Pat and Bob took my oldest two on their first boat ride. She taught my children how to make figures, especially animals, out of dryer lint! Pat was the consistent caregiver and friend who loved her family and friends immeasurably. 
I remember Pat traveling to spend and take care of her mother, going to Riddle Village to help care for her sister, and flying to Florida to see her granddaughter.  So many memories… all wonderful.
Recently, she had told me she and Bob (Lynn) played board games, she might have mentioned that she was the scrabble pro! Every time we spoke, Pat’s love of Bob, Kenny, and Cheryl was evident.   Pat is greatly missed.
Pat had great faith; I believe she is still praying for all of us.

I met Pat in church.  She always sat in front of me.  She would always ask me what I was crocheting. We would catch up on the news of the week before mass started.   If I was having any medical problems, Pat would investigate it on the web and let me know the results. When the COVID-19 hit, we could no longer see each other but we would email each other.  When we were allowed to get tickets for mass,  I would email her and tell her so she could get a ticket and we would sit together for the mass.  I will always remember the last mass we went to.  It was Christmas Eve and she was so happy that I was able to get her a ticket.   I will miss her as she was such a dear friend.  She gave me a snowman cookie jar when I saw her Christmas Eve as a thank you for getting her the ticket for mass.  That I will treasure.  My heart felt sympathy goes out to the family.  I am sure she is looking down from Heaven now.  

We have known Bob and Pat for over 45 years.  We enjoyed many dinners, walks, weddings, and fun times together.  We often shared with each other our experiences in raising children including the fun times and also the burdens of parenthood that we all endure.  Pat was a wonderful friend.  We truly miss Pat, may she rest in peace.  

My contact with Pat was through her beloved "hubby" Lynn, once shortly after their marriage when my wife "Bunny" and I were invited to their place in the early '60s when I was attending a Lutheran seminary before my ordination.  The next time was decades later at one of Lynn's and my high school reunions.  In spite of such brief encounters I sensed two things--1) a depth of love and commitment between the two of them, & 2) her savvy about the world & how it operates.   Thank you, Lynn & family for the photo journey which I just ambled through.  I wish you, Lynn & your family members whom I know from our past & for Pat's family whom I have never met an abundance of healing tears mixed with precious memories.  And through those tears a solid dose of that faith that knows that Pat awaits you all across the celestial Jordan where God will wipe away all those tears & sorrow will be no more.

I HOLD YOU IN MY HEART,
Oz

Pat , my dear beloved friend was the best friend I ever had or hope to have.  I loved her dearly. May she rest in peace  with our heartfelt sympathy to her family.
Peggy & Ed

Pat was a warm loving person who genuinely cared about others.  When she was still working she was always worried about her patients and even in retirement she tried to help anyone with a medical concern.   She will be greatly missed.  

Pat always welcomed me into her home on visits. She included me in her many activities. Pat introduced me to the techniques of pencil coloring over tea and conservation. I exercised with her at the health club and took classes with her at the health center. Pat also introduced me to her knitting group friends. We always saved a day for shopping and lunch together. Pat and I always touched base on health issues and accomplishments. Pat suggested I talk to my doctor about a certain prescription which helped me tremendously with my health. Pat was not only my sister-in-law but also my friend. I will miss her tremendously and loved her much.  Camille

I met Pat through our knitting group.  She always had a joke and a smile, we will miss her.  Susan

OBITUARIO

Patricia Bartman

29 agosto, 1940 – 6 enero, 2021

Palm Eastern Mortuary & Cemetery

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