Ruth Winifred Nichols

Birth date: Mar 22, 1926 Death date: Jun 25, 2003

Ruth Ã‚"PatÃ‚" NicholsPat was born March 22, 1926 in Tacoma to Fay and Winifred Michaud. She passed away Wednesday June 25, 2003.She was preceded in death by her husband, Nick and her brother, Warren. She is survived by her sister Read Obituary

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Anonymous

1164w ago

I got to know Aunt Patti pretty well during the years she and Uncle Buddy lived in Oklahoma and it didn't take me long to figure out that she was a kindred spirit.##imported-begin##Lynn Kerr`##imported-end##

Anonymous

1164w ago

NULL##imported-begin##Jeanie Kerr##imported-end##

Anonymous

1164w ago

I remember well the day she came into my life and immediately seemed to sense and be aware of the needs of a little boy without a mother, from that day on she became my mother. She always showed love and concern for my needs and loved me despite my many faults. She instilled in me many values that I hold dear to this day. My life is a lasting tribute to her.##imported-begin##David Alan Nichols##imported-end##

Anonymous

1164w ago

Aunt Patty was very special to my sister and brother and me. We came to know and love her very much during the years that she and Uncle Buddy were living in Oklahoma. Our families were very close and we spent a lot of quality time together. We were saddened when they moved back to Washington because we knew the hole they left behind would be a big one! But oh, what wonderful memories! No one can take those away from any of us!##imported-begin##Ann (Kerr) Larson##imported-end##

Anonymous

1164w ago

To David and family just to let you know that you are in our thoughts and prayers .
Love Rhonda##imported-begin##Rhonda Nichols Crum##imported-end##

Anonymous

1165w ago

NULL##imported-begin##Eleanor Zimmerman##imported-end##

Anonymous

1166w ago

TO SUE, SARAH & TOM:
IT IS HARD TO ACCEPT THAT SHE IS NOT STILL HERE WITH US.
I HAVE SO MANY HAPPY MEMORIES OF HER: OVERNIGHT VISITS TO HER VARIOUS HOMES; MAKING COOKIES IN HER HOME ON ASOTIN STREET; TAKING THE BUS OR TAXI FROM ARLINGTON SCHOOL SO THE FAMILIES COULD HAVE DINNER TOGETHER; AFTERWARDS THE ADULTS WOULD PLAY CARDS WHILE THE KIDS MADE BLANKET FORTS IN THE BEDROOM (HOMEMADE BEER WAS IN THE MAKING IN CROCKS IN THE BATHROOM);
ALWAYS TREATING ME AS AN EQUAL NO MATTER HOW YOUNG I WAS; ALWAYS BEING MY FRIEND WHILE I WAS GROWING UP; LISTENING TO MY TROUBLES AND SUPPORTING ME; NEVER JUDGEMENTAL.
NOW SHE IS FREE OF PAIN AND UNDOUBTEDLY ASKING THE ANGELS WHERE SHE CAN GET A GOOD T-BONE STEAK.
SHE WILL ALWAYS LIVE ON IN OUR HEARTS.##imported-begin##JOHN & DIANA HILSENDEGER##imported-end##

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