Patricia Caudill, 78, of Mulberry Street, Morgantown, the beloved wife of Donald H. Caudill, passed away Wednesday, November 4, 2009 at her home.She was born in Agosta, OH on May 4, 1931, a daughter of the late George and Bernice Corbin Imbody.She was a graduate of Harding High School in Marion, OH.Pat was a devoted Christian and a member of the Suncrest United Methodist Church. Prior to her illnesses, she was active in the Ruth Hartley Circle for United Methodist Women. She loved singing and was proud to be a member of the Suncrest United Methodist Church Choir. For many years, she worked at Reiner & Core. She had been a member of Mountain Harmony, the womenâs barbershop chorus, and the Service League of Morgantown where she especially enjoyed her experiences in the Stone House. She was also an avid bowler for several years with many friends at Suburban Lanes. She especially loved to make quilts and had completed over 50 quilts in her productive years. She was a homemaker spending her young life making a loving home for her husband and children.She is survived by her husband of 58 years, Donald H. Caudill and her children, Bruce Eric Caudill and wife Angela, Brian Drew Caudill and wife, Gretchen, Beth Allison Caudill Fowler and husband, Edgar, and Brenda SueCaudill Rubenstein and fiancée, Mark Spear. She was proud of her grandchildren, Matthew Caudill, Emily Caudill, Meghan Fowler Fisher and her husband Matthew, Wyatt Fowler, Alex Rubenstein, Liam Caudill and one great-grandson, Owen Fisher. Also surviving are her sisters Vivian Imbody Smith Elliot, her twin sister Phyllis Imbody Fleming and her brother, Morgan Imbody and his wife Ruth all of Marion, OH. She also has several nieces and nephews that loved her dearly.In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by an infant daughter, Pamela Dawn Caudill, her sister, Norma Imbody Wasserbeck and her brother, Marvin Imbody.The family would like to thank the staff of Morgantown Hospice and her caregiver, Monica Pifer, for their care and support through Patriciaâs illnesses.