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Revision as of 14:37, 30 November 2012
Birth
Patricia Kelly was the daughter of William Kelly Sr. Her brothers and sisters were:
- Mrs. Robert Gibbs
- Mrs. John Davis - Ethel Davis of Beaver, Pa.
- Mrs. Robert Warner -Wilma Warner of East Berne, whose son was Chester W. Warner
- William B. Kelly
Education
Pat Kelly began her school days in the little village (Dormansville) school here, participating in the programs of school and church, singing at the early age of three.
Occupation
Marriage & Children
Her children were:
- James Kohler
- Kelly Kohler
- Edward Kohler
- Cindy Kohler
Death
Patricia Kelly died in April, 1984. She had been ill for several weeks and finally went into a coma in Crouse Hospital, Syracuse. Services were conducted in St. John's Church, Greenville on Saturday with burial in Westerlo Cemetery.
Obituary
Sympathy is extended to the members of Kelly family in the death of Patricia, daughter of William Kelly, Sr. and sister of William B. Kelly of our village. She had been ill for several weeks and finally went into a coma in Crouse Hospital, Syracuse. Services were conducted in St. John's Church, Greenville on Saturday with burial in Westerlo Cemetery. Pat, as she was known to most of us, was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly, Sr. and spent her childhood and youth here. She began her school days in the little village school here, participating in the programs of school and church, singing at the early age of three.
Although she left the area in recent years, still friends kept in touch. She is survived by her father, sisters Mrs. Robert Gibbs, Mrs. John Davis, Mrs. Robert Warner, a brother William, also three sons and a daughter, James, Kelly, Edward and Cindy Kohler as well as five grandchildren and nephews and nieces.
- Altamont Enterprise - April 19, 1984
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