Patricia Siegel Obituary

Pat was a treasured friend of many years. She shared her vision of the birthing center and she and Jeannette
made it a reality.
Listening to Pat's recall of her traveling adventures over coffee was always a welcomed time for me. Her enthusiasm for life was inspiring.
Jay and Todd were the loves of her life and they were the topics of many conversations when she would stop by for a visit.
Fortunate are we who benefited from her friendship,
her care and her love. Pat, save me a seat at your table.

Oh Aunt Pat, What can one say. I was just a little boy when you married my uncle, but you were something very special. Best to your family and you will be remembered.

Our sincere condolences to Jay, Todd, and family. Pat was a wonderful aunt and individual. We will all miss her very much. Much love and support Shelley and Jonathan Sales

Aunt Pat was the coolest woman to me, she was young, a nurse, worked downtown, travelled, and took an real interest in me and my younger years, through my nursing school and then even as a nurse, she was always my role model. Love you Aunt Pat!

Pat was my friend for many years. She was vibrant with an enthusiasm for living and traveled the world.
I listened to her stories of adventure in awe.

My deepest sympathy to you Jay and Todd and to all of her family and friends for their loss. We celebrate an amazing woman!

Pat was one of the first friends I made when I moved into the dorm at Mt. Sinai in 1957. Through the years we shared many good (and bad) times. My thoughts are with you Jay and Todd and your families. Judy Rosenblum

Our condolences to everyone who is affected by and mourns the loss of this very accomplished lady. With love across the miles from David and Marianne Schessel

I met Pat when we went on a group camping trip to Door County. That was the first of many trips we took. She was a true friend and I will miss her.

Pat was my closest friend and confidante for 46 years. We met when our sons became friends in Kindergarten. We worked together as nurses and we played together. We would laugh from morning till night. I can't remember an argument or disagreement. We did Spring break every year during grammar school. Our children remain friends today. We traveled all through the Soviet Union together. We went to Athens and cruised the Greek Islands. We vacationed in the Carribbean. Pat's goal was to travel everywhere and I believe she succeeded. She saw the Great Barrier Reef in Australia, the wall in China and the Taj Mahal in India. She was the keeper of my secrets and memories. I am heartbroken and will miss her everyday. Everyone should have a lifelong friend as good as Pat, Rest In Peace dear friend.