Patricia Mary Genovese
Posted By Pacific Coast Cremation On April 22, 2022 @ 7:15 am In Obituaries | 1 Condolence
Patricia Mary Genovese passed away in Saanichton, BC on February 24, 2022 after a long battle with MS. She was predeceased by parents Godfrey Perryman Lockyear of Tawton, Devon, England and Mavis Lockyear (nee Openshaw) of Blackley. Manchester, England.
Pat was born in Holbeton, Devon, England on December 18, 1952 and lived in Bovey Tracey until immigrating to Canada in 1957. She grew up on farms in Aurora and Toronto. Pat’s early working career was as a bookkeeper. After becoming a mother Pat dedicated her life to raising her only child, Anthony. During her spare time Pat enjoyed relaxing with a good book.
Pat will be lovingly remembered by husband Gerald (Susan), son Anthony and brother David (Carol).
Interment of cremains took place on April 21 at Royal Oak Burial Park, Section T, Block 52-37. Pat was laid to rest alongside her parents. Well done, Bun.
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I was saddened to discover Pat’s passing. This remembrance doesn’t mention Pat’s academic achievements. She was a wonderful scholar in Old and Middle English at the University of Toronto, and also performed expert editorial work for Descant, the literary journal.
Most of all, I will always remember Pat’s kindness. She was a perfect friend, thinking of others with great empathy and sensitivity. Her parents were lovely, too, representing the very best of what I love about the English.