Birth date: Sep 4, 1949 Death date: Apr 6, 2025
Patricia "Patti" Lynn Douglas went to be with the Lord on April 6, 2025, at the age of 75. A beloved sister, aunt, cousin and friend, Patti's warmth, kindness, and bright smile touched the lives of all who knew her. Patti is survi Read Obituary
Patti had a special gift for making people feel remembered and loved. She never forgot a birthday - her cards and emails always were filled with kind words, humor, and warmth, just like her. She brought joy to every occasion, just by being herself.
We always loved hearing about her travels to visit her sisters and friends.
Our love and prayers are with you, Vicki, Carol, and Mary, and all of your families. We know how deeply you loved each other and are missing her.
Patti’s laughter, kindness, and generous spirit will stay in our hearts always and we’ll miss her dearly.
I'm sharing two photos form a visit to Idaho. We went to several museums - she loved history. Both of these were taken with Audrey at a marker for the Oregon Trail. There is her ever-present bright smile.
All our love and prayers,
Susan, Eric, and Audrey
My sister Patti is missed so much! Every year we went to the Ventura County Fair and have pictures of us. We also took a couple of cruises together and had a blast. She lived only about 30 minutes (depending on traffic) from me and Gary, so we got together a lot. I'm missing her laugh, sense of humor and putting up with me. We got along really good! Love you so much Patti! I will see you again one day when I get to heaven. 🥰🙏🏼💕✝️
Patti was the best big sister ever! She was always up for a new adventure only to shake her head l?!" We had a lot of fun together; a lot of love was shared. I'll never forget her letting me drive her '69 Camaro during my senior year of high school. She trusted me with it, knowing I loved that car as much as she did! Plus, I washed it weekly, keeping it super clean. I still smile at all the fun times we had shared together, whether it was driving up to Page, AZ to see the Lower Antelope Canyons, then discovering a fantastic Japanese restaurant where she filled up on her favorite sushi or riding across the country with me to see the family back east. She came for one son's wedding, helped me out with two surgeries, so that when she was going through some tough times, I didn't hesitate to come and help. We laughed over sitcoms, especially Resident Alien. We both really enjoyed that series and I wish she could've seen the final season. Now, I know she's watching over all of us with her beautiful smile and loving soul. Enjoy being with the Lord and our loved ones who have gone before us, Patti! I love you and miss you dearly! Thank you for being such a loving, supportive older sister (yea, I just had to mention "older")! Until we meet again, Carol
