I'm so very sorry to hear of Patti's passing. I remember fondly her vitality, kindness, and great sense of humour while together at Rockway Mennonite school. My sincerest condolences and best wishes to her family and friends.

Brad, Ethan and Lily & family - we are heart broken to just learn of Patti's passing. I still remember the day she interviewed to work with GROSCHE - such a lovely and creative person. She was just a joy to see at the office and to work alongside. 

I cannot imagine how hard it must be for the entire family - this is a loss that cannot be measured. I know she was a person with strong faith and love for her friends and family. She has a very special place in our hearts and know that she is free of her difficulty from the past few years now and with other loved ones in peace. 

It was a real gift and a joy to have had the opportunity to get to know her and spend some time with her. What an amazing and beautiful human being in every way. She had a special passion for our safe water project and whenever she saw the photos of our project beneficiaries it really made her so happy. 

We will make a special donation in her name to the safe water project so that more families can get clean water in her honor and it can help save and improve their lives. 

I am at a loss for words, just pray that the family can find peace in time and live our lives the way she would have wanted to see us. 

Our deepest condolences are with you all. Our hearts are broken but we feel fortunate to have spent time with this beautiful soul. 

May God keep her with Him in peace always and reward her for all her kindness and love she gave to everyone in her brief time on earth. 


Uncle John and family ..I am so sorry to read of the passing of your beloved Patty. It has been years since any of the Cook family have seen each other but reading about her and seeing her picture...she sounds like a amazing person in everyway. Sending hugs. Lori Vagt (formerly Cook) 

Eulogy (Part One) given by John Whitefoot, brother March 27, 2022.  I don’t want to be here. It means I’m celebrating the life cut too short of the person who had the greatest impact on my life. It’s also, without question, the worst day of my life. But if ever there was a person who deserved to be honored, celebrated, respected, and admired. Someone who dignified the flesh…it’s my sister Patti.
 
I’ve written a 1,700 word eulogy and all of us know that 1,700 words cannot capture the essence, spirit, soul, of Patti. Or describe her as a wife, mother, friend, sister, daughter, and aunt.
 
I’ll try not to deify Patti…she wasn’t perfect. But she wasn’t a pirate either. In reading her online obituary, talking to friends, and through my own experience, what I do know is that she was selfless, patient, insanely funny, a brilliant artist, she loved to cook, her pets, friends, obviously her husband Brad, and most importantly, was a lioness who loved her kids  - Ethan and Lily, fiercely.
 
Those of you who knew Patti well, knew what a blessing it was to have her in your circle. And how much more fun that circle became. One thing Patti will be remembered for was her infectious personality; she lit up a room wherever she went. Her laughter and joy for life was contagious – she was the kind of person everyone wanted to be around. And it was part of who she was since day one.


Eulogy (Part Two) given by John Whitefoot, brother March 27, 2022.   When we were kids…Patti was probably 6 or 7…we were playing in the basement and I did something to make her angry. She was really mad. And said she was running away. She ran up to her bedroom, grabbed a small bag and jammed it full of Barbie clothes. Walked out the front door, and headed down the street.
 
I followed her out onto the front yard and probably yelled out something like “you’ll never make it on your own.” At the same time, I might have been thinking…how I’d move into her room and rearrange the furniture. 
 
Ultimately though, I ran after her, knowing my parents would be mad that I made her run away. And Patti…being Patti…was just happy that I chased her down. I can’t remember what was said. But we returned home, went back into the basement, played Barbies and she served me imaginary tea.
 
That fun, forgiving, playful ethic, and love of cooking real, not imaginary food, and being a hostess, stayed with Patti throughout her short life. 
 
Patti was, her friends will tell you, a connector. She had a genuine love for everyone and everyone felt loved in her presence. Having said that, it took a while for people to connect with her, not because she was standoffish…Patti had a history of being perpetually late.
 
She made up for her tardiness with her laughter and love of fun and her ability to party at the drop of a hat. Patti loved to make people laugh and had no problem laughing at herself. She had the lead in our elementary school’s play when she was in grade 5. It was a medley of Walt Disney songs. Suffice it to say, her rendition of Some Day My Prince Will Come…while heart felt and tender, was a little off key. She knew this of course and would make fun of herself by singing the song at various periods throughout her life at the top of her lungs…at parties, off hotel balconies. Libations were sometimes involved, sometimes they weren’t.


Eulogy (Part Three) given by John Whitefoot, brother March 27, 2022.  Patti also made up for her tardiness with her cooking. In fact, she made up for it by making too much food. You want her to bring a salad? Awesome…but I think you forgot to mention the appetizers, scalloped potatoes, wine, chicken, pork, and steak. She never wanted people to go without, but she also didn’t want you to reciprocate either.
 
Her love of being a hostess wasn’t limited to your house or her house, she took it on the road. Patti went to an outdoor concert with friends and during intermission she asked if anyone wanted a snack. Everyone was expecting something like dill pickle potato chips. Nope, Patti pulled out a Tupperware container full of peeled grapefruit slices with napkins…who has time to peel the skin off grapefruit?
 
Patti was, in a nutshell, the Canadian Mary Poppins, and you never knew what she had in her Magic Carpet Bag. Why? Because she was the most thoughtful and intuitive person. Her ability to know what people wanted and needed was unparalleled. You needed a bobby pin or band-aid. Patti’s your girl. You’re feeling snacky? In Patti’s bag you’ll find a zip lock bag with three types of crackers and cheese slices on ice. You never know what people want…but Patti was always prepared.
 
The fact of the matter is, Patti was a mom before she was a mom. During one New Year’s Eve party Patti hosted the door bell rang, it was the pizza girl. Patti thought she looked a little unhappy and disheveled…so she invited her in for a snack and drink. The pizza girl left a better person.


Eulogy (Part Four) given by John Whitefoot, brother March 27, 2022.  Speaking of being a better person…that’s the one thing her husband Brad said about Patti. She made him a better person. 

Taught him patience, empathy, and genuine kindness. If things don’t work out, she would say don’t give up, tell him…and her friends to persevere. Patti never missed a chance to stop and give money to the homeless. This is why we’ll be passing a hat after, they’re broke after Patti’s financial generosity. Which leads me to the time Brad went to Costco…and the cashier only charged Brad for one of six bath towels. To Brad this was a major score. To Patti…this was the definition of Karma. She turned Braddy right around and told him he had to go back and pay for them.  
 
When she finally became a mom, and she’d wanted to be a mom her entire life, she lived for her children. And other kids noticed this. When Patti got together with her girlfriends and their children, if one of them scraped a knee, they’d run past their own mom and go to Patti first. She was a mama bear. It didn’t hurt that she had a cupboard full of candy.
 
Interwoven throughout all of this, was Patti’s love of art and all things beautiful. She loved being a graphic artist, painting, drawing, making logos, designing websites. And she was amazing at it. When my dad, sister Tracy, and niece Carra came out to visit me in Calgary in September, I saw my dad standing at the top of the stairs staring at a painting. It was one Patti had done back in college of my grandmother, his mother, when she was in her 20s. He just stood there quietly taking the painting in, smiling. And said, Patti really captured your grandmother.


Eulogy (Part Five) given by John Whitefoot, brother, March 27, 2022
We also know Patti was a great artist because her online obituary was full of accolades from employers who loved her work, loved working with her, and miss her. That she was a joy to work with, was dedicated, a caring person who worked tirelessly, was generous with her time, artistic talent, and design skills. The most talented and humble artist, and that her legacy would live on.
 
On my online obituary my employers would begrudgingly admit I worked for them and would then go on to explain in detail, why they had to fire me. 
 
Patti’s love of art and beauty extended beyond the canvas and computer screen. Her life was a reflection of who she was…that’s why she had a beautiful garden and home. Why she loved painting her toes…and giving pedicures to others. If Patti wasn’t a graphic artist, she said she wanted to do pedicures. Sadly, no one can remember what she would have called her store, but it would have been something like “Patti’s White Tootsies” or something like that. And because Patti was an amazing listener, made you feel like you were the only person in the room, and knew how to paint toes like no one else, her store would have been a roaring success.
 
Patti was also very spiritual. You wouldn’t find her at the mall handing out religious tracks, but her faith was important to her. She would happily discuss her beliefs with you and was open to talking about things she found challenging.
 
To that end, Patti found solace carrying my moms tattered green bible with her. Over the last number of years, that meant to various appointments, the doctors, chemo. 


Eulogy (Part Six) given by John Whitefoot, brother, March 27, 2022
Patti also believed in signs. Some people believe that dimes are a sign of communication from someone that has passed on. Letting them know they are not alone and on the right path. I’m not sure if any of you know this, but they have a drawer full of found dimes, and I can show you where it is if you need any change. 
Amazingly dimes, a currency rarely used today, have been popping up around Cambridge over the last two weeks. Shortly after Patti died Brad was in their bedroom and was moving some things around and he saw her bible. He picked it up, and right under it…was a dime. A couple of days after Patti passed, while walking up the driveway, I found a dime. Patti’s friends have also called to say they’ve found dimes in the strangest places over the last two weeks. 
Prayer was always an important part of Patti’s life…One of Patti’s favourite verses was Matthew 11: 28-29: “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls.”
It hasn’t hit me yet that Patti is gone. I don’t fully know when it will. But I do know there will be powerful, unpredictable, moments that will hit me like a thunderstorm throughout my life. And for those that knew Patti, the loss and grief is going to hit us all at different times. 
Everyone is going to have their own unique thunderstorm moments with Patti. Her husband Brad, kids Ethan and Lily. Her Dad, her sister Tracy, nieces Carra and Cassie, and friends like Rachel, Nancy, Anne, Nikki, Sandra, Shelly, Reed, Max…
Because even in grief, Patti will make each of our relationships with her feel special.


Sincerest Condolences from Jamie and Brad Schlegel to the Bobier and Whitefoot families on the passing of Patti. 

We were unable make the service given that the funeral for our mother was on the same weekend. 

We  remember Patti as such a vibrant, sparkling and fun loving high schooler who was such fun to be around and also a very good friend to many. It is hard to fathom how such an energetic and upbeat person could be taken from us at such a young age. We mourn with the immediate and extended families (especially John and Mr. Whitefoot) and wish you God's comfort and strength in the journey ahead.

Sincerely

Jamie and Brad Schlegel

Our paths crossed when our girls became friends at Holy Spirit, we had many chats on the school yard while we waited to pick up our kids, we  exchanged numbers and planned many playdates.  Our girls grew closer together and Lily became part of our family.    You are a kind, gentle, compassionate, beautiful soul, all of these qualities we see in "Liliana".  I won't forget the promise we made to each other and I will honour that promise until we meet again.  Rest In Peace,  Love Carm, Meadow, Tim

We are so sorry to hear of Patti's passing, she was such a beautiful person.  We had so many wonderful times together and will cherish those memories forever. ❤️  Love Kristie, Jamie, Kaleb and Holly

So sad to hear of Patti's passing. She was a star that shone bright. Her genuine kindness and the cutest smile is something I'll always remember. Sending care to all the family. The world shines a bit less bright now.

Dear Brad, Ethan and  Lily,

Your mother and wife was an intuitive, genuine, sincere and beautiful individual.  Patti was genuinely curious about people. With the sweet tone of her voice, she asked meaningful questions about your thoughts and opinions.  She was an understanding and compassionate  person to reflect and laugh about life with.  Her honesty, sincerity and kindness drew you into the Whitefoot-Bobier circle.  Patti's spirit was contagious.  Our family has truly enjoyed getting to know your  family better over the years whether it be at soccer games, birthday parties, NYE parties, Halloween or just because.    Patti is reflected in each one of you with sayings, mannerisms, values and stories.  These are her lifelong gifts to you. 

We will hold Patti's cherished spirit close to our hearts and will keep your intentions in our prayers.     Patti  will be eternally remembered by the Mikac Family.

Most Sincerely,
Mario, Toni, Anna & Mateo Mikac

Written from the heart on March 15 for your husband (my good friend) Brad Bobier upon receiving news of your passing. RIP Patti Whitefoot-Bobier:

“Brad…. It feels just devastating and shocking to hear this. I’m at a loss for words at first. Its hard absorb this. 

Just want to say, I love you like a brother. Truly. And I miss you more than I can express. I only  wish I could come to be with you right now. And I’m so glad to know you have some great people around you! 

Patti was such a wonderful person. A sweet and wonderful soul. Her smile and her laugh, her genuine and open heart, her sense of humour. These are the images and memories that immediately come to my mind when I think of her… This is exactly how I will remember your wife Patti… Always. 

I enjoyed being around both of you, because I could see how happy you were together. How she completed you. As a couple you two were an inspiration to me, and an example of what I was missing in my world for so long. Also an example of what I might also find, if I ever got my crap together! 

As heartbroken as I am right now to know she’s no longer with us, I’m also happy that you found each other! Really my friend, as much as she was your “life’s greatest gift” you were also hers! You gave her the best part of her life. You completed her! And I’m positive (in my beliefs) that she is eternally grateful to you! 

You are not just a great friend of mine, or just a bunch of fun memories. You’re an awesome human being. You’re one of best human beings I know, and I’m proud to call you my friend. I truly mean that Brad! 
I love you brother! ❤️

Just know this my friend, 
as far away as I am, 
as long as it’s been, 
right now my heart is with you, 
my heart is with Ethan, Lily, all your families, and with Patti. 
I send you all a long overdue hug…. 

Whenever you need talk and whenever you are ready, just let me know my friend. I might be far, but I am always here for you. Love you bro”

❤️

Patti, Angie, Gina and I became roommates while we attended Sheridan College in Oakville.  I remember instantly having a connection with her and knowing that we would have no problem getting along. She became a very dear friend to me and I had the honour of having her as one of my bridesmaids. She was one of the kindest people I have ever known  with such a warm and caring personality, and so much fun to be around. I remember funny things like how she would kind of talk like she was a southern belle, have us check her nose for “bats in the cave”, how she scoured the sink before doing the dishes, her love of a good stir fry, and that her favourite flower was a freesia.
I am grateful that we did have a college girls reunion back in 2017, but sadly that was the last time I saw her.  She was a beautiful person in every way. 
Tracy McQuirter-Hartley

“I know you’re shining down on me from heaven”… dancing with Nana.

You were so much more than an Aunt. Those who have known me for any amount of time will know that. You were 17 and 20 when my sister and I were born. You were an instant best friend, a confidante, a shoulder to cry on and our biggest cheerleader. 

Later in life, you became everything I wanted to be as a person - compassionate, kind, funny, the life of the party. You were always the one I looked up to, the one I wanted to be just like and later in life that grew to looking up to you as a mother when you blessed us with Ethan and Lily.

I look at Brooks, Scarlett, Drake, Jason and Sadie and smile. I smile knowing I have you to emulate as an Aunt. I know your arms are around all of us right know. I can feel it, even through these times none of us can explain or understand. To be honest, I didn’t think this would come. You were invincible, you ARE invincible. I saw Nana in you. Your legacy lives on in so many ways, in all the lives you touches so dearly. You were the best, you ARE the best. You loved me fiercely and I loved you fiercely back. I know you are with me right now… you are with Mom, hugging her because she needs it and you are with Cassie, surrounding her and her babies with love like you did to us when we were kids. You are with us just like Nana was and is, every day for the rest of our lives. Give Nana a big hug and a kiss for us. 

We know what we meant to you. We know you know what you meant to us. We love you beyond words.





Words cannot express how deeply saddened we are to learn of Patti's passing.  Patti was a beautiful person and will be missed terribly.  We grew up as neighbours in the small town of Preston. I had the pleasure of babysitting Patti, Tracy and John.  Our thoughts and prayers are with the Whitefoot and Bobier family at this difficult time. 


 Tracy, Mike, Cassie and Carra,

We are so sorry for the loss of  your sister and aunt. She will always hold a very special place in your hearts, Thinking of all of you, and wishing you moments of peace and comfort as you remember Patti. 💕 Ron and Michelle Robb

I had the privilege to work and be goofy :) with Patti for many years. She lit up a room wherever she went and her laughter and joy for life was contagious. She had such a huge heart!
I feel very honoured to have known her. 

My heart felt condolences to Patti's entire family and all the amazing friends she had/has. 

May you always have the comfort of knowing she is only a thought away...sharing her smile or laughing till her belly hurt 
🙏❤️🤗 

Brad, my condolences to you, Ethan, and Lily. It was heartbreaking to hear about Patti passing away, and thinking of the loss that you now feel. I will remember Patti's ever-present smile, coupled with such a warm personality. I hope that you can take some comfort in knowing that she lives on, not just in our memories, but also in Ethan and Lily. May you take solace in the precious time that you shared together, and the wonderful family that you both raised.
Keeping you in my prayers,

Danny Fonseca

Ethan and Lily,
I am so very sorry about the loss of your precious mom.  I am sending love and prayers to you both.
Much love,
Mrs. Gingerich 

I feel so blessed to have had you in my life, my heart aches knowing I have know way of contacting you , hearing your laugh, seeing your smile .Our families have shared so many wonderful memories,  I know the angels have wrapped you in their arms as you begin a new chapter in your life .I will watch for those special signs to have comfort that you are near. 

You will be forever in my heart!

I LOVE YOU MOMMA❤️

Brad, Ethan and Lily, my deepest condolences. You are in my thoughts and prayers.  Patti was such a bright light with a glint of mischievousness.  So much fun to be around and the life and soul of any room she walked into.  So kind and thoughtful with a big heart.  A beautiful person inside and out! I miss her so much and feel so blessed to have such a wonderful friend in my life.  I will always cherish the times we all spent together over the years.  




"Those we love don't go away, they walk beside us every day.....unseen, unheard but always near, still loved, still missed and very dear." 

I worked with Patti years ago, she was always a bright light, caring and fun.  My deepest condolences to Patti’s family and all who loved her. 

Thank you for sooo many good times and great memories sweet sister!

Our sweet sister, you will be very missed.  You brought so many people together and cared so deeply.  You had a one of a kind soul. 

Deepest condolences go out to the Whitefoot family.  Patty was the most beautiful, kind hearted person anyone would have loved to meet.  Patty holds a special spot in our hearts for all the summers she babysat my children.  And being a great neighbour.  She was way to young to gain her wings  .  You are all in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time in your lives
God Bless
Jill Holtz Chornaby, Pat, Shelley and Michael


Patti made the voices of over 170 young engineers and researchers passionate about making the world a better place to reach beyond the scientific community and be heard by the world. Her legacy lives on. 

Pats, the trip this photo was taken on was one of the most fun weekends of my life.  We played a little, drank a little, danced a little, and if memory serves you did 1000 pushups while I chose a rather less strenuous path of a puzzle.  We ate too much and there was way too much food, as there always was whenever there were friends around - you never know what someone will want to eat after all.  We girls have been friends for almost 40 years and this rips out our hearts.  You outshine everyone when it comes to hospitality and your grace, your generous spirit and sense of fun is second to none.  We will miss your laugh and your dulcet tones singing "Someday My Prince Will Come" from the balcony at the cottage.  Your Prince did come, and your devotion to Brad and the kids is unwavering and fiercely protective.  We love you, and you will be in our hearts forever.

Trace, we pray that the love and strength of family and friends will help guide you through the days ahead. Please try and feel a measure of comfort in knowing that Patti, and your entire family will continue to be in the thoughts and prayers of so many who care for you all deeply.
Respectfully and with Love
Frank and Sherri Phelan

We offer our deepest condolences to Lily  Ethan, Brad and family. Patti was a wonderful friend, so kind, warm-hearted,  and fun-spirited. Having spent many years in the dance world together it was a pleasure to share many dance mom memories with you and your presence will be so dearly missed.  
I'm truly grateful for the personal projects we worked on together where her talents as an artist will continue to live on in the adult soccer and youth hockey world. 

Our thoughts and prayers are with you all during these difficult times. 

May Patti's beautiful smile continue to remind us of all the wonderful memories she blessed us with forever. 

The Andrade Family xo

As a talented graphic designer and artist, Patti was an instrumental member of the Obesity Canada team since its inception. Her artistic talents are reflected  in Obesity Canada’s core branding including our logo, website design, and educational and advocacy materials. 

Through her thoughtful use of colors and images, she was able to convey Obesity Canada’s values of respect, diversity, and equity. Patti herself was never in the forefront, however her work always was. Patti was dedicated and worked tirelessly on many projects including the redesign of the Obesity Canada Website, the Canadian Obesity Summits, the Obesity Treatment Report Cards, and the Adult Obesity Clinical Practice Guidelines. 

Patti was generous with her time, artistic talent, and design skills. She was a kind and caring person who worked tirelessly to help advance the mission and vision of Obesity Canada for over 16 years. Everyone in our team loved working with Patti.  We are all grieving at her passing, and feel for her family’s loss. We want her family and friends to know just how much she meant to Obesity Canada and how profoundly she will be missed. We are forever grateful to her for sharing her kind spirit with us and for leaving her artistic legacy with our community.

Ethan and Lily, I was so very sorry to hear of your mom's passing. She was such a lovely lady. I am sure you have many wonderful memories to comfort you through such a difficult time. Much love to you all.
Mrs. Hanley

As a talented graphic designer and artist, Patti was an instrumental member of the Obesity Canada team since its inception. Her artistic talents are reflected  in Obesity Canada’s core branding including our logo, website design, and educational and advocacy materials. 
Through her thoughtful use of colours and images, she was able to convey Obesity Canada’s values of respect, diversity, and equity. Patti herself was never in the forefront, however her work always was. Patti was dedicated and worked tirelessly on many projects.

She was generous with her time, artistic talent, and design skills. She was a kind and caring person who worked tirelessly to help advance the mission and vision of Obesity Canada for over 16 years. Everyone in our team loved working with Patti.  We are all grieving at her passing, and feel for her family’s loss. We want her family and friends to know just how much she meant to Obesity Canada and how profoundly she will be missed. We are forever grateful to her for sharing her kind spirit with us and for leaving her artistic legacy with our community.

https://obesitycanada.ca/oc-news/tribute-to-patti-whitefoot-bobier/ 


Our deepest condolences to you Brad and your entire family during your this challenging time. Your family is in our thoughts and prayers.

My relationship with Patti was a  professional one over the past many years, but one that allowed for shared admiration of the woman you were to all and most importantly, your family.  From our first meeting when you brought me wine, I was sold.  You lightness was evident, your passion for your family, deep.  May God walk beside your family as they grieve your earthly soul.  May you rest in the arms of angels my friend.   xo

Brad 
I am so sorry for your loss.  My deepest condolences  towards you and your family through this difficult time.  May God bless her and all the angels in Heaven watch over her.   May she rest in peace.  


I met Patti through a mutual friend many years ago, and from the first time I met her, I adored her. She was endearing, genuine, kind, warm, interesting…simply beautiful inside and out. Although I didn’t see her often over the years, when I did, I so enjoyed her company.  Sending strength, peace and my deepest condolences to Patti’s husband, children and entire family. My heart goes out to all of you at this very difficult time. 

My wife Kimberley and I would like to offer our condolences to you and your family.  Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Stephen Larkin 

I wrote this for Patti but never got the chance to read it to her. This is for you, my beautiful friend.
___________________________________________________________________________

Dearest Patti, 

Do you remember when we first met? I do. I remember your sweet face, beautiful blue eyes, and the most amazing smile. I didn’t want to like you because that’s how young, stupid girls react when they meet someone like you. I thought, she’s way too pretty to be nice, this chick isn’t real, there’s no way she’s THIS nice. Well, my friend, not only was I wrong, it turns out that you are literally the nicest, most kind person I know. I don’t think I’ve heard you say a bad thing about anyone and if you have, I don’t remember. 

You are what’s good in this world. You are what people strive to be. You are who I strive to be more alike. 

You have given me a lifetime of cherished memories, Patti, and although I was hoping to have had more with you over the years, the memories I have, I will hold close to my heart; forever and a day.

I picked you to stand with me at my wedding and for over 30 years, I’ve had the pleasure of standing with you. Thank you for allowing me to be part of your life and for blessing me with one of life’s most precious gifts - the gift of friendship.

I promise to never leave you, or your family, and I will do whatever I can to help ease your burden. 

I wish there was more I could do for you, my beautiful friend. I wish I could take your pain and suffering away and make this nightmare end. If only I could. 

Thank you for shining your love and light so bright. Thank you for showing me what true friendship is and for letting me share my heart with you.

Niki xoxoxo



Patti was a kind, generous, thoughtful, artistic soul. I was lucky enough to have the privilege to work with her over the years.  She was so talented. I can't believe she is gone - she was taken far too young. Patti touched the hearts of so many of us, she will be remembered. My deepest sympathies for the family. 

We were deeply moved to hear of Patti's passing and our hearts go out to Brad, Ethan and Lily. May her extended family know Patti was widely loved by many and that the world is a lesser place without her, but be happy that she was with us.

Fred & Sharon Hussey
Hamilton

Words cannot begin to express how truly sorry I am. Patti you were my little Habs sidekick at the studio and was so much fun bugging Tom with you. The kindness that you have shown us all at the dance studio was beautiful! Sending my deepest condolences to all

There are not enough of the right words or space to express how Patti was one of the best humans to walk the earth, or how much we loved her, or how much we will miss her. I got to work with Patti for more than 20 years, and she was the most talented and humble artist I've ever worked with; or, you could say Patti was kind enough to put up with me for more than 20 years. Better than all of that, I got to say that Patti was my friend, for what feels like as long as I can remember. I will miss her laugh, her talents, her cooking, our long phone commiserations, her way of looking at life that encouraged positivity and enjoying things as much as possible, and of course how she inspired so many people with her endless love for and devotion to Brad and Ethan and Lily, and for her extended family and friends. The universe got something very right when Patti was born, but something so very wrong in her passing, and I will miss her.   

Patti is one of the sweetest, kindest and most positive people we have ever known. We are thinking about you Brad, Ethan and Lily, and the entire family. We love you. If there is anything we can do, please let us know. We are sending you all our positive energy, love and good thoughts. 

Love.  Mike, Natasha and Alex Magon
mike.magon@rogers.com

Words cannot even begin to express how sorry we are to hear of Patti’s passing. She was a lovely, kind, and gentle person and will be sincerely missed by so many. Our hearts are saddened but we are hopeful that the loving memories you share will help to ease your pain during this difficult time. Our very deepest condolences, Mindy and Bryan, Christine and Patrick, Michelle and Chris

Deepest sympathy on the loss of your beloved mother, wife, sister and daughter.  Patti was the sweetest person you could ever know.
Please know our thoughts are with you at this difficult time.

Diane Wilkinson & Family


Brad, Ethan and Lily,

I am so saddened to hear of Patti’s passing. I had the pleasure to teach both Lily and Ethan and know that both Patti and yourself were supportive and always helping to volunteer. Patti and I had many laughs on school field trips and often chatted outside or during interviews. 
Sending you all love and support during this difficult time. 

My heart is broken. You were the most wonderful sister anyone could ask for. I know your dancing with Nana. Love you, xo

OBITUARY

Patricia Mae Whitefoot-Bobier

March 31, 1969 – March 13, 2022

T. Little Funeral Home & Cremation Centre

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