Patricia Park

January 27, 1949 - August 11, 2025 (76 years old)

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Patricia Park

January 27, 1949 - August 11, 2025 (76 years old)

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

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Patricia Park Obituary

The world bids farewell to Patricia Park (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania), departing on August 11, 2025 at the age of 76. Patricia leaves behind memories cherished by the community. Leave a sympathy message to the family in the guestbook on this memorial page of Patricia Park to show support.

Though Patricia has departed this earthly realm, her legacy endures — a legacy of love that will continue to illuminate the lives of family and friends in the darkest of hours. May her spirit soar on wings of eternal peace, forever cherished in the tender embrace of memory.

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August 17, 2025

Susan Fullerton Shirey wrote a sympathy message

“Pat was a bright light in our front office in Chemical Engineering at Pitt. She was someone I always looked forward to interacting with - a positive force for good and a team player. Pat was one of the first ChE team members I interacted with when I interviewed in 2015, and I remember how she warmly welcomed me. She was always asking about my girls - as recently as June 2025. Her professionalism, kindness, and compassion will be greatly missed.”

August 13, 2025

Riddhesh Patel wrote a sympathy message

“Pat was an amazing person to work with, whose dedication and kindness made a lasting impact. Throughout my graduate studies, she tirelessly supported me—and many other students—with all our lab purchases, always handling them with care and efficiency. Her kindness and generosity will be deeply missed.”

August 13, 2025

Sudesna Banerjee wrote a sympathy message

“It was my honor to work with Pat. As a PhD student she was my person for all the work orders needed for my experimental research. She was kind hearted and always ready to help. She was my goto person whereever and whenever I am stuck with something. You will be immensely missed Pat. May God bless you with all the peace & happiness.”

August 13, 2025

Karl Johnson wrote a sympathy message

“It was my privilege to have Pat as my friend as well as my work colleague at Pitt. I loved talking with her about her family and her cats (also family). She also took a real interest in my family and I enjoyed sharing their stories with her. She was always very kind to me. I will miss her a great deal.”

August 12, 2025

Tonya Rike wrote a sympathy message

“I met Pat when I came to ChemE three years ago. I knew immediately that she had an incredibly kind heart, a comforting listening ear, and tremendous institutional knowledge to share. I purposely made my in-office schedule so that I knew I had days with Pat because she was a fast and welcoming friend and always more than willing to help me learn the ropes. I always enjoyed sharing stories with her and hearing how proud she was of her children and grandchildren. She is deeply missed.”

August 12, 2025

Emily Kerr wrote a comment

“I am so glad you found this picture to share!”

August 12, 2025

Götz Veser wrote a sympathy message

“Pat was not just an outstanding, competent coworker who was an absolute joy to work with, she was truly an essential part of the very heart of our department. Her warmth radiated through our hallways every single day she was here, and her kind words and witty quips brightened so many of my days! She is missed beyond words!”

August 12, 2025

Emily Kerr wrote a sympathy message

“Pat was not only my coworker but also a kindred spirit and a fierce friend. I will miss her quiet persistence in our office, but also her mirth and whimsy. Pat may have appeared as an introverted observer to some, but she also possessed a quick wit and a sharp sense of humor. With her passing, I have lost a confidant and true pal. Her love for her family was always on her lips, and I hope her memory is a blessing to those who loved her.”

August 12, 2025

George Klinzing wrote a sympathy message

“dear Family of Pat Park: I is hard to believe that Pat was with us in Chemical Engineering for 18 years. She always had a friendly smile to greet everyone and this will be missed. She was the resident expert on cats and I consulted her often about my daughter's cats and their ups and downs. Pat loved her family and especially here grand children of whom she was very proud. I know it will be hard to get through these times but remembering the happy times always helps. George Klining”

August 12, 2025

Rita Leccia wrote a sympathy message

“Pat was a very intelligent, well-spoken, co-worker whom I met 18 years ago. We often shared pictures of our grandbabies and pets. She was very proud of her family and their many accomplishments and spoke of them often. She was also very caring and would not tolerate cruelty to animals. Pat's kitties had a safe and happy home with her. Pat had a positive attitude and was very calm and assuring. She made everyone feel special. Heaven has a new angel- Rita”

August 12, 2025

John Keith wrote a sympathy message

“I knew Pat for almost 14 years while she worked at Pitt. She was such a warm, kind, and thoughtful person. Every time I saw her, either in the office, or on chance meetings on the way to lunch or on the bus, my day was better because of it. She will be very missed.”

August 12, 2025

Adrian Lynn wrote a sympathy message

“I worked with Pat for 18 years in the Department of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering, she was a wonderful, caring, person and my life was blessed by knowing her. Pat loved her children and grandchildren and talked about them quite often. She especially had a HUGE heart for cats. May she rest in peace and I know she's taking care of all the cats up in heaven. ~Adrian”