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Most people live their life in search of forms of meaning of why we are all here. Religion, nature, family, friends... My mother's life choices were symbiotic in nature. Her actions were for a common good with or without intent. She did what was right. From her time in the commune studying to be a nun, working with children suffering from mental health, working for the state of California in the employment development department and always being there for family and friends. Her life choices were always in service to what was right. It just so happens her choices were mostly mutually beneficial. The word symbiotic comes to mind today because I have no doubt in my mind my mother touched 1000's of lives and I'm being modest with 1000's. I believe it to be more with her life of servitude. Serving in the commune, transitioning to mental health, to employing countless people in her community. I'm so proud she's my mother. With all who have crossed her path, including those I've never met I can say with confidence her legacy is within many. I'm proud to say without doubt the world is a better place because of her. She was a modest honest woman, daughter, sister, wife, friend, mother. Perhaps one of the amazing parts of her was she never had to choose to be one identity or the other. She brought guidance to someone without judgement and made anyone who crossed paths with her find their inner voice which we all lose at times and if you never had one she would even help you find it. For me, sometimes my voice inside me is her's. She achieved a legacy for countless. Thank you Patricia Anne Baldoni, mom, friend... You bring joy to my heart thinking about you and those you have crossed paths with. You bring me joy knowing your memory will last generations in many families beyond our own. Thank you. I love you and miss you everyday. Your loving son, Christopher Jay Baldoni

Pat will always be in my heart ♥️ We made so many memories ✨ in our 40+ years of friendship. I miss her so much. 😔

I'm so grateful to have known pat. As her Gardner she often took the time to ask me how I was or about my family. Truly a sweet lady that is missed already.  She always loved watching me give Betsy ( her dog ) a belly rub.  My thoughts are with her and her family as you celebrate her life.

Aunt Pat, you were a true gem and always filled with love!  So happy to see you enjoy all the travel, laughs, grandkids and family you could, especially in your "golden years".   
You were always so kind and not appreciated in the family, but know how loved, admired and appreciated you were for your strength, courage but more than anything, love of your kids.  I know you're now traveling the heavens with our other lost loved ones and know you're looking down on us with pride and again, with love, kindness and smiles!

My Aunt Pat

So long ago I was introduced to you while I was with my Uncle Jay one day. We drove to your apartment in Brooklyn  and I remember we parked in back of your green Plymoth Duster! Lol.  Jay told me that is the one I want to marry! You were always kind and accepting to our family.  You have two wonderful sons I know you are proud of and the wonderful grandchildren that you have been blessed with.  God speed to your new home and hope to see you there one day. 🙏 Love Pete

Jimmy, Patricia, Camille, Amelia, and Vincent Giordano

My aunt Pat was a beautiful woman and a wonderful person.  She always lifted the love of all in her presence.  Her laugh always made me smile.  All my love to Vic & Chris  and the family.

Rest in Peace 🙏🏻  my dear, dear friend Pat. You will be missed by all of us that loved and respected you! You will always be in my heart. Until we meet again. Love, Cheryl

OBITUARY

Patricia Anne Baldoni

September 25, 1941 – January 12, 2024

Glen Abbey Memorial Park & Mortuary

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