PATRICIA ANN ROBINSON WOOD
May 15, 1942 - January 30, 2002
As you visit this page,
Pattie and I have known each other since the late 60's.
We both had a few relationships gone bad,
We helped each other when we had problems,
She was always the lady
Pattie is the perfect personification
Thank God for friends!!
Though we might have lost contact
Pattie raised three wonderful kids
I can remember once when she was involved
Patty was always there to give
She came to my support many times
Until recently I was never able to help
In the last few years, because of the
Please bookmark this page, as I will add
Pattie, I love you and am glad
This gold butterfly is for Gene,
Not only did he open his home and heart to her,
to my tribute page
for a
~ VERY SPECIAL LADY ~
"the BODACIOUS redhead"
you will see some of Pattie's favorite things
~ BUTTERFLIES, HUMMINGBIRDS, MAGNOLIA & DOGWOOD TREES ~
She moved in next door to my parents.
Being close in age,
we bonded as only single moms could do!
needless to say men were involved! *S*
although I feel she helped me more.
She was always there for me,
and I think she was so much wiser than I.
my mother wished I was!!
If there ever was a true
SUTHERN lady, it was Pattie!
She had all the correct
moves and manners as described in the
Emily Post Etiquette Book of the 50's!
She could be a lady even
when dressed in at home-slouch!!
of a TRUE friend!!
Without friends our lives would be
hard to deal with
and very uninteresting!
during some of our adventures,
we always came back together
when it was necessary for our mutual sanity!
through thick & thin:
Jimmy, Robin & Clay!!
She was always there for them
no matter what she had to do!
in an auto-accident while her youngest
children were riding with her.
Although she sustained a neck injury
her mother adrenaline activated.
She took care of her young
children before she would let
a doctor treat her injuries.
She was truly a MOTHER indeed!!
moral and mental support
to ANYONE who needed her.
above and beyond the call of a friend!
She always did what she could
for me and my children!
her in monetary ways, but I did try to
help her in other ways. She always
unselfishly gave of herself, her time,
money and her ALL whenever I called
(in what I thought was my desperate need)!
love and support of David (my husband),
I was able to help her when she needed it.
The last time I visited her
she was asleep and I would not let
her live-in aide awaken her.
I left a new butterfly pin I had found for her.
I loved finding new butterfly things
she didn't have, which was
very hard to find any NEW items.
She really loved her butterflies!
more memories of MY BEST FRIEND!
you are finally out of pain.
Remember when we talked about death
and how you were going to have
the pearly gates and St. Peter
ready for my trip to Heaven???
I will be up there, love,
and will always remember the good times.
who was always her special friend,
her "knight in shining armor"!!
but also gave her every kind of moral
and mental support she needed,
including plenty of TLC.
Even though they had their disagreements,
he never stopped caring for her,
and was always there when she needed him.
Thank you, Gene, for being
the loving man you always have been.