She was a lovely little sister, born when I was 5, left this earth when I was 70. You don’t expect to outlive a younger sibling. Patsy had the sweetest heart of the four of us, quick to laugh, slow to disagree. Her life was filled with many tragedies, but she really did keep that same smile she showed as a very big(nearly 10 pounds) baby.
Thinking of you Sis. Loving you from this plane to the one you now joyfully inhabit.
Saved By Words 
A lovely tribute, Elizabeth, and sad to hear of your loss
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Thank you Sue.
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You are welcome
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I can’t imagine losing a younger sibling, because I never had one. I’m glad you wrote about yours. What a grand reunion you will have!
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I can only imagine, Anne.
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Beautiful & loving Tribute Elizabeth!
Bless you,
Jennifer
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Thank you Jennifer. You certainly know about loss.
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That I do Elizabeth…
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My condolences for your loss – Abe
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A very nice memory. Your words and pictures made me imagine her. She lives on in your heart and mind, and now in mine too. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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Thanks very much Pete. She was a happy person who loved life.
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A beautiful and loving tribute indeed. I lost my younger (by 8 years) sister, and only sibling, almost a decade ago. Sadness envelopes me every time I think of her.
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Thank you. Yes I feel the same sadness that my younger sister left before I did.
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What a beautiful tribute, Elizabeth. Having lost two sisters I understand the loss. Sending you love.
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Thank you. You know the particular grief.
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I do, and I honor that special relationship so much.
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Condolences and very nice tribute.
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What a lovely tribute to your sister! All the photos are wonderful. I especially liked the one of you holding her when she was an infant. You both were so adorable.
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Thanks. I look so little and she was so big already. She ended up a head taller than me as an adult.
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Lovely memories with your sister Elizabeth. She’s the one you blogged about earlier with cancer too?
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Yes. I miss her frequently, especially on her birthday. I used to shop all year for just the right little gifts for her to enjoy.
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A lovely tribute, Elizabeth, and sad to hear of your loss
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Lovely photographs. I lost my younger brother too, he was 36. I struggle to believe that I’m the only one now left from my childhood home.
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That is what is the strangest. Who can we share stories with?
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A beautiful tribute. So sorry for your loss. I lost a younger brother a few years ago, and I know how you must feel. Keep those memories alive!
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We really don’t expect that do we.
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No we don’t. Our parents, yes. But those younger than us, never.
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I believe people are alive as long as we remember them. Thank you for sharing.
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A lovely thought. Thanks.
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I am sorry about your loss, Elizabeth. I have lost one of the besties at 22 and still have a difficult time believing she is gone.
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Losing friends can be really hard.
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Lovely, Elizabeth.
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Thanks.
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You’re welcome.
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