From Vickie 1/2015

My brother Joe and I, my mother, Marj, and family would like to express our sympathy in the loss of your beautiful mother Pat. When we wer growing up in fullerton the Morgenthalers were our next door neighbors. I have wonderful memories of your mother.

We are all saddended to hear the news and we are sorry for you loss. John and I and my brother used to hang out together many years ago. I remember Pat as a lovely woman and I will never forget her smil. She was always kind to us and I remember her for her fun loving spirit. I also remember seeing her beautiful artwork. I shose this card for I thought she would like it. Thank you for the card, picture and news you sent my mother marj. I am grateful to have had her as a neighbor. I'm sorry that we lost touch with her. We are thinking of you, john, Ron and family. love vickie

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Reflections about my Aunt Pat What truly defines an artist? Is it how good she draws? Is it how she interacts with others? Is it her joy for the artistic expression? What is it that truly defines an Artist? For my Aunt Pat, it's that she always tried to show the Imagination and affection she had in her heart. She truly loved expressing her talent in a variety of artistic statements, from painting to sculpture to teaching others the fine points of her craft. We will always remember not only her artistic talent but also her joy for the love of family and friends. My first memories of Pat come from our family’s first trip to California. I think it was 1952 and we followed famed route 66 from New York to Fullerton. Pat saw to it that we experienced all the fun and joy of Southern California including a side trip to Mexico. I remember getting to know my cousins Ron and Wayne for the first time. Later when I graduated from college in 1961, two friends and I undertook the gr...

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