We first met dear Pat and Arthur when we returned from Papua New Guinea in 1986 and joined the Mahurangi Prebyterian Church. If we remember correctly Pat was the treasurer for the church in those days . We have enjoyed meals with Pat in her lovely home in Algies Bay, and following Arthur's death we were sometimes invited to Des and Dorothy Worrall's home together with Pat where we enjoyed fellowship over a delicious meal followed by a time of prayer together. Pat has been a true friend over many years. During our 26 years in Fiji she faithfully posted the church news bulletins to us to keep us informed about church matters. She has been a ministering angel to us, always unassuming and gracious; a true friend. Pat we do miss you but look forward to our reunion in the Father's House. Our love to you and your family.

I was privileged to meet Pat (and Arthur) through my parents, Des and Dorothy Worrall, when I visited from Canada. I had the opportunity to share a meal in their lovely home in Algies Bay. On a subsequent visit I enjoyed getting to know vivacious Pat when she would take Dad with her to 'help' deliver meals on wheels. Pat expressed her deep faith in her Lord through her words and through her actions. She has left a lasting impression on me and I know those who were touched by her life. My heartfelt condolences to you, her family and spiritual family. Lynne (Worrall) Wright - Ontario, Canada

Precious Pat "you have received your well done good and faithful servant enter into the joy of your Lord". Words cannot express what you and Arthur have meant to Des and I and our family over the years. In more recent times, you Pat, have ministered so much to me personally. Even though you were 9 years my senior, right until you weren't able to drive anymore, you blessed me with your regular visits and help. I thank my God upon every remembrance of you and your fragrant life. Our special love and condolence to all the family, who I feel I know as Pat so lovingly shared about you all. A special hug for you Heather, Jennie, and Amanda who I had the pleasure of meeting. Much love to you all ALWAYS. Dorothy Worrall

I think Mrs Birnie was my dental nurse at Kamo Primary approx 1979. She was lovely and we have fond memories of her despite any fillings she may have had to give us.