Thank you all for the love and support everyone has bestowed on me, our family and friends. Patricia was the love of my life, my soul mate and my best friend. I will miss her for the rest of my life and a day. The following lyrics to a song I love, I dedicate to my lovely wife and how I feel.
“Sometimes In Winter” by Blood, Sweat and Tears (1968)
Sometimes in winter
I gaze into the streets
And walk through snow and city sleet
Behind your room
Sometimes in winter
Forgotten memories
Remember you behind the trees
With leaves that cried
By the window once I waited for you
Laughing slightly you would run
Trees alone would shield us in the meadow
Makin’ love in the evening sun
Now you’re gone girl
And the lamp posts call your name
I can hear, them
In the spring of frozen rain
Now you’re gone girl
And the time’s slowed down till dawn
It’s a cold room and the walls ask
Where you’ve gone
Sometimes in winter
I love you when the good times
Seem like memories in the spring
That never came
Sometimes in winter
I wish the empty streets
Would fill with laughter from the tears
That ease my pain
I send my deepest sympathy to David, Tracy, Kimberly and Kelly.
I knew Patti as a young girl and next door neighbor, who was always a ball of fun! We briefly reconnected many years later at the wedding in Cancun and she was just the same funny, fun, energetic, creative person I had known in childhood.
A beautiful life, and a truly beautiful person. I send my love to all the family…
Jane
Thank you all for the love and support everyone has bestowed on me, our family and friends. Patricia was the love of my life, my soul mate and my best friend. I will miss her for the rest of my life and a day. The following lyrics to a song I love, I dedicate to my lovely wife and how I feel.
“Sometimes In Winter” by Blood, Sweat and Tears (1968)
Sometimes in winter
I gaze into the streets
And walk through snow and city sleet
Behind your room
Sometimes in winter
Forgotten memories
Remember you behind the trees
With leaves that cried
By the window once I waited for you
Laughing slightly you would run
Trees alone would shield us in the meadow
Makin’ love in the evening sun
Now you’re gone girl
And the lamp posts call your name
I can hear, them
In the spring of frozen rain
Now you’re gone girl
And the time’s slowed down till dawn
It’s a cold room and the walls ask
Where you’ve gone
Sometimes in winter
I love you when the good times
Seem like memories in the spring
That never came
Sometimes in winter
I wish the empty streets
Would fill with laughter from the tears
That ease my pain
With our sincere condolences –
The staff at Kittelberger Florist
In loving memory of Patricia E. Sakowski
“Mother”
“Loving Wife”
In loving memory of Patricia E. Sakowski
“Group C”
I knew Patti as a young girl and next door neighbor, who was always a ball of fun! We briefly reconnected many years later at the wedding in Cancun and she was just the same funny, fun, energetic, creative person I had known in childhood.
A beautiful life, and a truly beautiful person. I send my love to all the family…
Jane
Thank you so much Jane.
Pat will be fondly remembered and deeply missed.
Thank you so much.
Thank you so much Jennine and Dennis.