What a wonderful person and great friend to my mother! So sorry to hear this news --condolences to the entire family.

I just came home from Sloane Kettering after a major surgery. 
My sincerest sympathy to Pat's entire family. She was such a lovely lady and I'll always remember how she always offered to help me when I was Chairman of Marlboro Township's Senior Advisory Committee. We had many long conversations and she was delightful.

I will miss her.

Barbara Ross

We will miss Patricia.  She was always filled with light and happiness!  We always enjoyed her lovely stories that she enjoyed sharing with us.  Rest in Peace.

Pat loved life and enriched the lives of everyone who knew her through Pat's wit, generosity and spontaneity.  Pat and I worked together in the mid to late 1980s at Job Path, a supported employment initiative for individuals with disabilities.  Pat was particularly colorful, yet all the more insightful and persistent, in her zealous advocacy for those we served.  I likewise had the opportunity to spend quality time with Pat and Harvey at their home and mine on several occasions, along with Carmen Sanchez, our dear friend and colleague.  Though I lost regular contact with Pat quite a few years ago after moving to Boston, etc., Carmen has kept me abreast of the highlights of what mattered most to Pat - namely, Andrew, Stuart, Ellen, Natalie and her grandchildren.  Please accept my sincere condolences, and, speaking as a man who was particularly inspired by the love shared by Pat and Harvey, take comfort in knowing that heaven's rainbow is all the more colorful now that Pat and Harvey are reunited.  Shalom!

I will greatly miss Pat.  She was like a mother to me (because Stuart is just like a brother).  I have known her for over forty years, and she was always cheerful, very talkative, funny and never had a bad word to say about anyone.  I love her and miss her and may she Rest In Peace.  Pat is with the angels now.

I will miss Patricia. Though I did not see her often, I always liked to go and visit wth her when I was invited. She was such a lovely person, generous to a fault.
Patricia may you rest in peace, we will iss you.
Corry Baruch

Patricia...you are the best mother-in-law any girl could have asked for. You welcomed me into the family and accepted me as a daughter. My memories of you are endless. The one sticking in my mind is this: you knew that I was all about the cats and I think you realized that from Andrew and me you would only have grand kitties. When Andrew was away one weekend with the car and I had to pick up our two new adopted cats from Camden County Animal Shelter New Jersey, you drove all the way from Marlboro to Philly to pick me up, then, you drove me out to the shelter to pick up our Sailor and Beacon, then back to Philly. You spent the rest of the day helping me get them settled in their new home, making them feel safe and loved, enjoying their antics. And then, that night, you drove all the way back home to Marlboro. You called every morning and night after that to find out how they were acclimating. You knew how much I loved them and you loved them. And, when Sailor died, you had us bury him in the backyard with my beloved Cricket and your beloved Ebony. Thanks for sharing one of the most important things in life with me! They will miss you. I will miss you. Lots.

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Patricia Seligman

March 28, 1935 – March 9, 2017

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