Born at home on Flag Day, 1931, Patricia Ervin was raised in the small city of Berwick, Pennsylvania. Brought up by her well-meaning mother, Mildred, Pat grew up to be a feisty, intelligent and independent woman who feared nothing.
In 1952, she married her Navy sweetheart, Walter Jessup. The couple had one daughter, Pamela, and one son, Robert, and later on she had several grandchildren who she loved dearly.
She was diagnosed with lung cancer in the summer of 2005 and after a courageous battle, she went home to Jesus in January of 2006.
She worked as a secretary for the US Navy for nearly 20 years. Her hobbies included cooking, sewing, baking, reading and writing.
Cause of death: Complications from lung cancer.
In 1952, she married her Navy sweetheart, Walter Jessup. The couple had one daughter, Pamela, and one son, Robert, and later on she had several grandchildren who she loved dearly.
She was diagnosed with lung cancer in the summer of 2005 and after a courageous battle, she went home to Jesus in January of 2006.
She worked as a secretary for the US Navy for nearly 20 years. Her hobbies included cooking, sewing, baking, reading and writing.
Cause of death: Complications from lung cancer.
Born at home on Flag Day, 1931, Patricia Ervin was raised in the small city of Berwick, Pennsylvania. Brought up by her well-meaning mother, Mildred, Pat grew up to be a feisty, intelligent and independent woman who feared nothing.
In 1952, she married her Navy sweetheart, Walter Jessup. The couple had one daughter, Pamela, and one son, Robert, and later on she had several grandchildren who she loved dearly.
She was diagnosed with lung cancer in the summer of 2005 and after a courageous battle, she went home to Jesus in January of 2006.
She worked as a secretary for the US Navy for nearly 20 years. Her hobbies included cooking, sewing, baking, reading and writing.
Cause of death: Complications from lung cancer.
In 1952, she married her Navy sweetheart, Walter Jessup. The couple had one daughter, Pamela, and one son, Robert, and later on she had several grandchildren who she loved dearly.
She was diagnosed with lung cancer in the summer of 2005 and after a courageous battle, she went home to Jesus in January of 2006.
She worked as a secretary for the US Navy for nearly 20 years. Her hobbies included cooking, sewing, baking, reading and writing.
Cause of death: Complications from lung cancer.
