I am shocked to the core to learn of Pat's passing. I only just read her obituary tonight.  Samara, I am sorry that your mom won't be there to see her granddaughter grow up.  I know she was proud of you, and so happy about your little girl.  
Pat has been on my mind for weeks, and that used to mean that she would be calling me soon---funny how that would happen---and we would talk for an hour or so. To me she was a good kid---I'm 23 days older than her!  She was one year behind me in school, and she and I used to sing on the school bus on our way to and from Butler High School. We did that for only one year before we moved in to our new Jefferson Township High School and had separate buses.
Just as an aside, your grandmother and my mother (Nan Colie) met each other and were friends through the American Legion in Milton, NJ. 
May the Lord richly bless you, dear, and your Dad and brother.
Eileen (Colie) Simmons
 

Pat was a classmate of mine at Jefferson Twsp High School.  I will never forget when she decided to help me get elected as School Treasurer, after I had failed to win enough votes the year before.  I told her she could be my "campaign manager", and so she stood up in front of the entire school at an assembly and told them they should vote for me because I "was good at math".  I won!

Pat was a genuine sweetheart, always willing to help out.

I was sadden to hear about the passing of Patty. I only met her once at my father in law Albert Annuzzi's funeral but she made a lasting impression. She introduced herself to me as Patty Annuzzi, the original. She made me smile on that stressful sad day. May she rest in peace. Joe and I send you our thoughts and prayers
Fondly, 
Lucille Annuzzi


Dear Gary and family,
We are so so sorry to hear of your wife’s passing. May Pat Rest In Peace now. Our hearts ache for you all. May you find the strength you need, and know the grace of peace. We are keeping you in our thoughts and prayers.
Sincere condolences to you and yours, 
Susan Lieberman, Leigh Antoniotti Hatfield, Dylan Hatfield, Peggy Conklin.


Pat is like a big sister to me. She cared so much about me and my family. She also cared so much about her family. When our children were little we were together all the time. She helped me with my daughter, Jessica’s allergies.  Once she  came to my house and found me so sick in early pregnancy that she made me go to the hospital which was a blessing. I know she’s in the arms of Jesus.

I’ve know Pat aka Zee Zee since I was in high school (24 yrs) but when my daughter was born 5 years ago she became a regular in my family’s life. She came over a week after my daughter was born, took one look at my face and said, “you’re anemic.” She was right. 
She proceeded to make me a bloody burger and made me drink blackstrap molasses. I was rejuvenated almost immediately. Over the years she was a gem to my family. She sent my husband, a frontline worker, N95 masks during the early days of  the pandemic when he had none. She bought my kids new boots and winter jackets  in the winter and new sandals and clothes in the summer. She knew we struggled financially and was our saving  grace. During the holidays she would spoil my kids with steak, Cinnabons, homemade chocolate mousse, and other delicious meals. 
My friend stayed with my for weeks recuperating from breast cancer and zee zee sent us boxes of items she should need to recuperate. Her generosity was endless.  She was a healer, a comedian (she had the most hilarious nicknames for people she didn’t like),  an incredible cook and a sixth sense for knowing what was wrong. She was also unpretentious. She came over once wearing a fur coat and put it on the kitchen floor just  so my daughter could crawl on it…. I can’t express how vital she was in my life and how much we will miss her. She was the most incredible woman I’ve ever met in my life. 

I’ll always remember my mom (Mandy Ferrington) spending many afternoons with Pat while we came along. I’ll always remember when she said that cod liver oil would help with my eczema. I smelled it and and refused. She said she would take it to show me it was good. When she tried she gagged and I got away without taking the cod liver oil. Pat had such a big heart and was very knowledgeable about the dangers and benefits of foods. I also remember when my oldest daughter was being pushed into an IEP for ADHD and she said I really need to evaluate her diet. She was right. She always would go above and beyond to help. Pat is and always will be a beautiful person that has encouraged me to look into all aspects before just accepting. 

OBITUARY

Patricia Annuzzi Meyers

September 26, 1948 – January 6, 2022

Goble Funeral Home

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