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Patricia Dwyer

July 23, 1940 ~ May 30, 2026

Born in: Johnstown, PA
Resided in: Rochester, NY
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patricia dwyer

Patricia Dwyer

July 23, 1940 ~ May 30, 2026

Born in: Johnstown, PA
Resided in: Rochester, NY


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  1. Hi Michele and Addie; Debbie told me yesterday about your Mom’s passing. I read the notice and watched the video. So impressed to read that your Mom must have been a ground breaker, being a computer programmer. And she certainly lived life to the fullest in all her years. My parents both passed away last year so I know how very hard it is to say goodbye; but we all shall meet again. I have fond memories of working with Michele especially when Addie came to work too. God bless….

  2. I only knew Pat at the mahjong table and she was a worthy opponent. She was always smiling and fun to be around. Condolences to her family.

    Sally Dickerson

  3. Dear Michele, Kathy , Matt & Family,
    Steve and I send our deepest condolences for the loss of your fun loving Mother. Pat will be missed by many.
    Love,
    Steve and Jan

  4. Dear Michele & family, So sorry for this great loss. Your Mom was a wonderful lady –
    Love, Jen & Don Kohler

  5. With deepest sympathy –
    From, Your friends and colleagues at Nixon Peabody

    Our thoughts are with you and your family.

  6. Sending our deepest condolences. Patricia will be very missed –
    Jordan Gentile – Comfort Windows

  7. With deepest sympathy; my heartfelt condolences go out to Pat’s family. Pat was an amazing women and will definitely be missed in church and bible study. She had such a caring side, knowing that when she spoke to you she really cared about the concerns and problems going on in your life. Pat was always smiling, genuine laughter and always demonstrated God’s love. May God comfort you with his love during this difficult time. God Bless!

  8. My deepest condolences to Pat’s family. I only knew Pat the last year or so from Genetaska luncheons. We often sat at the same table with mutual friends. Pat was a delight and always laughing. She will be sadly missed. May she rest in eternal peace.

  9. Aunt Pat~ so lucky to have been loved by you. You were an incredible voice of reason to me ever since I can remember. You lived your life as if you might have been the only Bible someone ever saw.
    Your light will shine forever.. you were my aunt but I also lost one of my very best friends.
    Will love and miss you deeply forever🩷