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Sister’s
children – She was like a mother to us*
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She knew my whole
family and since we are poor she tried to help me a lot. I'm so thankful
for that. I last saw Sister Pat at my graduation. I'm writing eight
subjects... She always believed in second chances and about giving
the best. Always wants to help you when you're down.
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She
was a woman of purpose. She loved young people and if you had a gift,
she'd go out of the way to make you realize it. Her life was a sacrifice. |
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To me, she was
my role model, she made me feel confident in myself. She made me believe
that I can really sing [chuckles] She is a mother that any daughter
would love to have. She is... Sister Pat! |
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She was like
a mother to me. Loving, caring, always understanding problems...
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She was a really
great woman. Always made you feel confident; always gave encouraging
words to build you up. She was always there to help. She will be greatly
missed. |
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She was a very
adorable lady, loving, caring.. simply the best. Sister Pat wrote
a calypso about three weeks before her death "Moments Pass, Consequences
Last." This song will be performed by Niellan in the 2005 National
Junior Calypso competition. |
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Sister Pat was
a very hardworking, caring, thoughtful... She always thinks of others.
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The
Searchlight, 27.May.2005, Staff Reporter
St. Vincent & the Grenadines newspaper |