Patricia Lenora Albert

Patricia Lenora Albert was born February 22, 1932, in Baltimore Maryland. The daughter of Joseph A. Fitzpatrick and Adelaide V. Spies, Patricia was the middle of three daughters, with Eileen being the eldest and Joann the youngest. Raised with a strong morality, sense of right and a deep Catholic faith, Patricia lived her life by those standards. Patricia was a very good student and having a propensity for singing, Patricia joined and sang in the glee clubs and choirs as a youth. Patricia's father Joseph, having been employed by "The Martin Company" enabled her to live in such places as Coronado Island and Bermuda.

After returning to Baltimore, Patricia obtained work at Fort Mead performing various responsibilities. Subsequently, she met and married her lifelong love and husband, Bernard M. Albert. Having settled in Baltimore, the young couple began a family with the birth of their first son Michael D. Albert. After a few years, Patricia, Bernard and son Michael relocated to Florida where Patricia's parents had moved. In the early 60's, the couple purchased their home where they would live for the rest of their lives. After a few years, Patricia gave birth to her second son Anthony L. Albert.

Over the years, Patricia and her family became lifelong parishioners of St. James Cathedral in Orlando and would also go on to become members of 'The Fraternal Order of Eagles' where Bernard and Patricia would become the state President and Madam President respectively. They would remain active members until their deaths.

Over the years, Patricia loved being a full time wife, mother and was a very important part of her surrounding family. It brought Patricia great joy hosting and celebrating all the birthdays of the young and the old in her family, which she did with the greatest of love and caring. To all that knew Patricia, nothing but the kindest of thoughts and most respectful of words are spoken. Patricia died as she lived, a loving wife, mother, sister, aunt, friend and forever a faithful servant to God.