Remembering a truly inspirational cousin  x
Pat you are always in our hearts x
Love Karen and Rob x

Hi Sis,

6 years since you left us but my grief at losing you will never fade.  I feel your presence every day and know that you guide me through difficult situations just as you did when we were together.

I loved you then, love you now, and will love you forever ❤️💔

Pat you are always in our thoughts.
Love Karen and Rob x 

Pat,

Five years since you left us.  My heart is always with you and I feel your presence 
always, I wish I could have you back here on Earth to share the laughter and the tears.
I still marvel at your courage and determination and realise how lucky we all were to have you in our lives.  We will be together again.  I love you so much ❤️😘

Pauline

I think of you often Pat.  I loved our Rimouli games.   You were always so kind and strong, with a good sense of humour.  What a great mentor.  I felt like I could talk to you about anything.  What a great person who is very missed 

Pat, I love and miss you so much, it’s been four years now and still I feel broken hearted from losing you.  You were strong, generous and kind and I find it hard to participate in family things without wishing you could be with us.  You are always in our hearts.  😘

4 years ago today Sis, I miss you every single day.  

We walk past your photo everyday we smile when we think of your energy and positivity and the happy times we shared when we visited you in Canada.  X  God bless Pat 

My beloved Sister, not one day has passed since you left us where I don’t wake up thinking about you or go to sleep each night wishing you were still with us.  My heart broke 3 years ago.  I hope and pray that you are walking free and flying high in a special place.  I love and miss you so much 💔 xx

My condolences to all of Pat’s family & friends. Pat was a valued member of the Whitby Accessibility Advisory Committee in its early days. I was a staff member working with the Committee. She was such an inspirational & kind person. I feel very fortunate that she touched my life & am grateful that the Committee and it’s members benefited from her involvement.  She has made a huge impact on a number of people’s lives and will be missed by many. 

Our Hearts go out to Pauline, John and Dave. What can you say about Pat she was an amazing person and an inspiration to every one, she was my hero I would tell Pauline this all the time, I loved and respected Pat for so many things, she was just a wonderful human being. Fly high and free Pat xxx

I worked with Pat at 32 Division in the Area Foot Patrol and as Uniformed Bicycle Officers within 32 Division. I must say that I have never worked with  a more kind and determined Lady .
My Condolences to her Family.

My heartfelt condolences to Pat's family. 
I worked with Pat at 32 for many years. I can not recall seeing her in a bad mood, even when disease struck her. She truly embraced life with all she had. Her smile, fortitude, spirit, and drive will be missed. 

I had the good fortune of being one of Pat’s very first friends, we lived close by each other, our birthdays were close and we had many happy days in our first years  at school. She did make me play football though quite a lot on the greens right outside of her house. Happy days that I have remembered and always will.
God Bless Pat
My sincere condolences to all the family
Elaine
xxxx


We remember with much fondness our school days and the friendship we shared with  Pat. We especially remember her grit and determination on the sports field, and were thankful she was on our side when the hockey sticks were being swung!
Our sincere condolences to her family on your sad loss.  
Julia, Sue and Shirley

We can't help but grieve,  or even feel anger and cry out demanding to know why.  Why her?  From February to May of 1987, we made memories that will bridge gaps and transcend time.  Those days for me will always seem like yesterday.  We went in many different directions, and did many different things.  But despite becoming separated, the sprit of Class 8701 is what keeps us all inseparable, and Pat forever a part of us, and never apart from us.   God bless our classmate, our friend,  and sister.  

Pat, you are still with us.

Dear Pat, a true inspiration to us all.
Your suffering is no-longer.  Rest in Peace and fly high lovely cousin.
Love Adrian, Lesley & Cait xxx

My memories of Pat are when we were young girls playing at Uncle Ben's and Aunty Amy's house the theme was always sport. 
Our thoughts are with you dear Pat and also we will be thinking of David, John and Pat. 
Rest in peace sweet angel fly high.
Lynda and David xxx

RIP Pat, you were such a inspirational lady you lived life to the full even though MS fought with you, you have left so many happy memories amongst your family and friends and you will never be forgotten.

With our love,  you are now at peace.

Stephen & Tina xx

To a beautiful niece  RIP  Pat.  You have had a long journey  though life with wonderful times and testing times. You have left us with wonderful memories.  Love you always  Aunty Jean.
My deepest sympath to  John Pauline and Daavid and family. 
Xx

Pat was a big part of our family growing up in the Uk. She was always active and never let her illness get in the way, a brave and corsages lady.
Thoughts are with all her family and friends.
RIP Pat, you are an inspiration to us all ❤️ xx

Sometimes the best views come after the hardest climb.
You climed the highest mountains.  
My cousin Pat I have been so lucky  to have been your cousin,  You gave us some  wonderful memories that we treasure forever.  
We will miss you so much Pat a very brave lady.  Our deepest condolences to her sister and brothers and family she was such  a inspiration to us all.💔🇨🇦

To my lovely Aunty Pat.
The bravest lady I know. 
You have accomplished so much in your life and shown that anything is possible. 
I loved being at the lake with you on my holidays and you tought me so much .
Thanks for all the great memories.
We will miss you so much. 
Rest in paradise ❤️
Ben, Charlotte and Bentley xxx
 


My condolences to the family, my thoughts are with you.

To my Auntie Pat what a strong, brave, funny and generous lady you were and we will miss you so much. 
Thank you for all the great times we shared in Canada, you introduced us to life at the lakes.  I will treasure the memories and the laughs of our recent Rockies adventure.
You really have been an inspiration in the way you have dealt with your illness. It must have been so frustrating for someone who had always been so active but you always lived life to the fullest, even skydiving!
Rest in peace lots of love Sam, Paul and Max xxx

My Auntie Pat has been a wonderful Auntie to me over my 37 years. She was so kind, funny, generous and inspirational. Some of my best memories with Auntie Pat are from when I visited Canada and she would take me to do water sports at the Lakes...they were some of the best summers I ever had as a child. I admire Auntie Pat for all the wonderful work she did in the police force and for MS. She has been a huge part of my daughters life and we will all miss her so much. Heaven has gained another Angel and her memory will live on through us and our children. Goodnight and God Bless Beautiful, Brave Lady. We love and will miss you so much ❤️ Polly, James, Ella and Savannah xxxx

I was sad to hear of the passing of Patty.  We started in Metro together and went on to work in a couple of divisions together.   I admired her dedication and sense of humour.
My condolences to her family and friends.  
Patty I hope you are in a place filled with laughter and free of restrictions and pain.

My sincere condolences to all of Pat's family and friends.  I met Pat at the Whitby MS meetings.  She was without a doubt the most inspirational person I have met.

I first met Patricia in Toronto through my dad, anyway Patricia was a great woman. She loved to run, play squash, hanging with her friends and working as a police officer in Toronto . I was very close to her and yet had to look after myself too. Patricia and I would hang out in her home on Cullen way in Whitby. 
I did live with her. I could not believe what happened to her. She was in her forties I think when she had multiple sclerosis. She was very strong dealing with MS, and taught me to keep moving as long as you can until your legs and feet give out. I met Patricia’s family in England and feel thankful that I met them. God bless Patricia as she goes to Heaven for more adventures. Patricia will be gladly missed to all who know her. 

I worked with Pat at headquarters.  She always had a smile and gave her all to each case she worked on.  We had lots of laughs, played some games of golf. I remember dropping her off when she was training for a marathon.  I could not believe how far she was going to run and I remember saying as I left her in Bloomfield. Are you sure?  She said yes this I perfect.  When she put her mind on something, nothing would stop her.   My condolences to your family.

Pauline and family 
Pat was one of a kind, I will miss laughing with her and saying silly things then laughing about it. We met cause I was her bus driver  but soon became friends like anyone who came in contact with her.  She had a way of connecting with everyone who came in contact with her, helping them making them be part of her life. I used to tell her I was going to call the police on her for the illegal gambling at her place once a month with the MS group, we would laugh about it.  I always enjoyed her Christmas parties and she included me every year which always made me feel special that she would think of me, but that was Pat. I will never forget that laugh and smile when I think of her. Take comfort in knowing that she touch many people lives in  her short stay on this earth and will never be forgotten for her kindness to all.  


My deepest condolences to Pat’s family. May she Rest In Peace. 

Pat, my Sister, my best friend.  I have loved you since the day you were born.
We have shared some wonderful experiences together and I will hold onto those memories all my life.  

I watched you excell on the sports field, I watched you excell in your career, 
and felt so proud to call you my sister.  During your 20 year battle with MS I watched you  find ways to overcome obstacles that many able bodied people would give in to.  You never once complained or felt sorry for yourself,  and your sense of adventure  inspired others.  Your ability to laugh at yourself was amazing.  I love and miss you so much .... Fly free again 😘

Very sad to hear of  Pat’s passing.  We have fond memories of her during our squash days and marathon training.  Such a courageous and uplifting spirit. Our thoughts are with the family. 

Elaine and Brian Shepard 

To Pat's family - our deepest condolences.  Barry and I loved Pat deeply: she 'adopted' Barry as a brother, while she and I shared the same birthday, we were 'twins removed'.   We continue to be inspired by her strength, resilience and just plain determination.  Her ever present humour always gave us smiles (just one more thing...) and her generosity of spirit guided us in times of darkness (just remember that.....).  She was an exemplary human being and one we are grateful to have known,  because.... well, we are the better for it.    We hope this message (and the many others you'll receive) brings you comfort and reinforces what you already know - your sister was quite simply, a beautiful person, in every way.

Much love.

I am so lost without you Pat, my head is still in a fog we were with each other for the past seven years, laughs tears smiles frustration and making the best out of what  the limitation were, we always found a way to make it work.I am so happy to be with you to the very end. You will be missed. May Love and Light shine your way to eternal rest.🌹❤.



My deepest sympathies to her family.  I meant Pat through our ms support meetings.  Her strength, courage, sense of honour were just a few things that drew me towards her.   Rip Pat  ❤️❤️❤️

I am so sad to hear of Pat’s passing. We both worked at 32 Division for many years, and played on the Police basketball and and slo-pitch teams. 
Pat was an inspiration and lived life to the fullest, regardless of her limitations. We can all learn from this.
My condolences to her family. Rest In Peace Pat.

My sincere condolences to Pat's family and friends in the loss of a great woman and exceptional police officer.  Although I didn't come on the job with Patricia, I did come into the world the same year and have tremendous admiration for the many obstacles and barriers that this lady had to endure and overcome. 
You will be truly missed. God bless.


My deepest condolences to Patricia’s family.  Patricia and I were in the same recruit class (8701) with Toronto Police and worked together in the Sexual Assualt Squad.   She touched many people and was an inspiration.  God bless you Patricia and Rest In Peace.
Corinne Bellon 

To Pat's family and friends my heart felt condolences. We share in your loss.  Pat and I came on together ( class 8701) and we worked together at the Sexual Assault Squad in 1998.  Pat was a beautiful person and an amazing officer respected and loved by so many.  Her light , love and laughter will live on.  She was a true inspiration to us all and a gift to all who knew her.  

Pat was a Lynde Creek Villager who won the hearts of all residents here. She was a valued member of the Tuesday Coffee Club and always added to  the warmth and friendship we enjoy. She loved the home made treats  offered  and added  her own contributions often. We will really miss her. She was an example of strength and grace to each  person who crossed her path. Our sympathy to her family  whom she cherished deeply.

My deepest condolences to the family. Pat was such an inspiration to all of us. She persevered through her disability to live the best she could. She opened her home to everyone and enjoyed entertaining people. This loss will affect so many people. She will be greatly missed.

I had the honour of working with Pat at No. 32 Division while in the Community Response Unit in the early 1990's. Pat worked in our bicycle unit and rode with the whole unit on our off duty rides all over Toronto and beyond. A great person with a winning personality and a great sense of humour. My very sincere condolences to her family.
Claude Ferland
S/Sgt. retired

So sorry to hear of Pat's passing  but she made the most of what she was given til the end. I hope that her trip with her family to Banff was full of laughs and memories. Our thought are with the family and hopefully Pat is a peace and no pain. Lorie and Kemp Travel

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Patricia Sinclair

6 mai 1958 – 3 juillet 2018

Oshawa Funeral Home

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