Patricia K. Noyes was the daughter of Melvin Noyes and Eleanor Carlson Noyes. She was the sweetest little girl, always smiling, with beautiful strawberry blond hair. She was much younger than her siblings but was never "spoiled". She was much loved by her grandparents, Agnes and Charles Noyes and they spent a lot of time together.
She was junior bridesmaid at my wedding in 1956 and when we were discussing music for the wedding with our minister, she suggested that a nice song would be "Your Cheating Heart". How cute and innocent she was.
Her mother died of breast cancer when she was 13 years old and Pat was destined to suffer from the same illness. She survived for 5 years before her death and spent that time working for education on the disease.
She found the love of her life with Robert Ritter and was a loving wife and mother of two sons, Donald and Nicholas Staltzer.
She was junior bridesmaid at my wedding in 1956 and when we were discussing music for the wedding with our minister, she suggested that a nice song would be "Your Cheating Heart". How cute and innocent she was.
Her mother died of breast cancer when she was 13 years old and Pat was destined to suffer from the same illness. She survived for 5 years before her death and spent that time working for education on the disease.
She found the love of her life with Robert Ritter and was a loving wife and mother of two sons, Donald and Nicholas Staltzer.
Patricia K. Noyes was the daughter of Melvin Noyes and Eleanor Carlson Noyes. She was the sweetest little girl, always smiling, with beautiful strawberry blond hair. She was much younger than her siblings but was never "spoiled". She was much loved by her grandparents, Agnes and Charles Noyes and they spent a lot of time together.
She was junior bridesmaid at my wedding in 1956 and when we were discussing music for the wedding with our minister, she suggested that a nice song would be "Your Cheating Heart". How cute and innocent she was.
Her mother died of breast cancer when she was 13 years old and Pat was destined to suffer from the same illness. She survived for 5 years before her death and spent that time working for education on the disease.
She found the love of her life with Robert Ritter and was a loving wife and mother of two sons, Donald and Nicholas Staltzer.
She was junior bridesmaid at my wedding in 1956 and when we were discussing music for the wedding with our minister, she suggested that a nice song would be "Your Cheating Heart". How cute and innocent she was.
Her mother died of breast cancer when she was 13 years old and Pat was destined to suffer from the same illness. She survived for 5 years before her death and spent that time working for education on the disease.
She found the love of her life with Robert Ritter and was a loving wife and mother of two sons, Donald and Nicholas Staltzer.
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