Thanks to Danny Markey for his kind thoughts, remembering 'the atmosphere of the house in Florence Terrace that was like an extension of my own home.' (The home nearby of Danny's parents, Peter and Beryl Markey, was likewise a second home for Simon)

Many thanks to all those who came to Pat's funeral on August 27th, in person or online

Michael Carver of the Poly recalls: I certainly knew Pat in my early days at the Poly - her acting days were past, but she was still very active in Peter Gilson’s History Group, and in the Committee. Eileen Stratton ran - well, just about everything in those days, and in the Stratton Box I found some photographs of Pat in various parts. I remember one as Saint Joan.

Sally Robinson of Falmouth Poly: I was so very sorry to hear of Pat's death and send your family our warmest thoughts. I knew Pat well when we first became involved with theatre activities in the Poly. We started a young people's musical theatre group which has staged all its productions on the Poly stage from 1982, and in the early years Pat took a great interest and was involved in a number of ways. I haven't seen her for a long time, but we still exchanged Christmas cards. I should be so interested to learn about her earlier activities at the (then) Falmouth Arts Centre and I know she was devoted to the organisation - as many of us have been over many years.

We are very grateful for the kind thoughts of Pervaiz Shah, son of Abid and Perwien Shah, who was Pat's childhood and life-long friend until she herself passed away some three years ago.

Special thanks to Mary Stratton, Pat's cousin, currently living in Ealing, London, for her kind thoughts

We are grateful for the kind thoughts of Pam Grover, who with her late husband Jeff, was a longstanding close friend of Pat over many years in Falmouth and beyond.

We hope that you find this tribute to Pat a place of comfort, support and inspiration for you to visit whenever you want or need to.