Patricia M. James |
| Posted 2020-09-25 by Pat R |
| Wickenburg Funeral Home & Crematory Wickenburg, Arizona www.wickenburgfuneralhome.com Patricia M. James October 6, 1942 - August 26, 2020 In Loving Memory of Patricia M. James: 1942 - 2020 Pat wanted to share something special: "Hi It's Pat", This is my last message to all the important people in my life. I didn't want to leave this world without letting you all know how much everyone of you has touched my life and kept me strong and going for as long as I did. I love and thank you all for being there. I want to let my daughters and grandchildren to know that I am at peace now. Please do not weep! Laugh and enjoy memories and be happy! Live your lifes (sic) to the fullest for me! Pat was born in South Bend, Indiana, she moved on from there and went to St. Luke University where she studied nursing. She became a registered nurse and spent 40 years doing what she loved most. She met the love of her life. Edward James. They were married for 43 years until her husband passed away. Pat stayed living in Wickenburg for 24 years where she had several friends that were just like family to her. Pat is survived by her daughters Debbie and Diane. Her grandchildren Rachel, Alexis, Marcos and Christopher. Her dedication to her family, friends and most of all her dog Gonzo was one of her best qualities. Pat loved with all her heart and was loved in return. Debbie and Diane would like to give a special thanks to Everest Hospice and Dr. Jeffery Ronn. Everest Hospice provided the upmost care for our mother and we couldn't have done it without them. Pat had a great fondness of the Wickenburg Humane Society so please in lieu of flowers please send donations to Everest Hospice or Wickenburg Humane Society. |
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