I knew Pat trough Sarnia Artists Workshop. She was always a delightful warm & friendly lady.
Her specialty was that Rum Cake.
We shall all miss her.
Alice

I remember Pat through Sarnia Artists Workshop. She was a lovely, fun loving gal. I remember her laugh.
My condolences to her family.
Sharon

Sorry to hear of your loss.
Thinking of you at this sad time.
Jim and Sharon Morris

To the family of Pat…I was so pleased to have had a part in caring for her at OakCrossing. She was a delightful lady who dearly loved her family and cherished her memories of them. She truly had a sweet spirit and was a wonderful person. I will miss her laugh the most. God bless you and may you find His peace and strength during this time.

I worked with Pat in the early 80’s at Sarnia General we had many a great chat especially working nights! She had a very loving and caring heart. Rest in peace Pat, housework here is done

I remember Pat Scarrow when her son, Greg, married my sister, Patsy. Then years later I visited her at Vision Nursing Home in Sarnia as I was there visiting another sweet lady. She was always dressed beautifully and her laugh was infectious. She was an avid reader and I would drop books off for her to read, which she loved. Rest in Peace Pat Scarrow. I also worked at Sarnia General Hospital and many people remembered her.

Going to the Scarrows at Christmas was always special with the player piano. I’ll miss you Aunt Pat.

I have many fond memories of Aunt Pat from when I was growing up in Sarnia. She and her family were so thoughtful and helpful to us after we’d had a loss in our own family.

Condolences to her family and all who knew her.

Bruce

Pat was a good Friend for 50 years – We bowled, played golf, and bridge, and had so many good times and trips together! She lit up my life – I miss her smile and fun company. My thoughts are with the family of whom I know you all since Pat shared much of her wonderful life’s stories.
Always in my Heart… Donna

Aunt Pat always had a lovely warm smile when I visited as a boy. Motherhood seemed to come effortlessly to her. It was no surprise she successfully took up nursing, serving others, when the children were grown. Her continuing good humor and presence were always a pleasure to be around on the less frequent occasions I saw her later. My condolences to her family.

Dear Scarrow family,, I am Maria Ferrera who lived across the street from your family onEuphemia st. My deepest condolences on the loss of your beloved mother. I have such lovely memories of your family. Your mother was a good friend to my mother even though she didn’t speak English. Your parents were very kind and loving. I have some beautiful pictures of Brenda and Laurie. from our childhood that I would like to share. My married name is Maria Sabatini. I live in Clinton Township, Michigan. I have 3 children, 4 grandchildren. My phone number is 586-468-6796. I would love to hear from you. I’m on Facebook also. Thankyou

To Patricia’s family, I would like to tell you guys that Patricia was such a wonderful person to know. She would tell me all of these amazing stories that have touched my heart in so many ways. I was pleased to take care of her, and encounter her love, and warmth. I will never forgot all of the laughs and fun we had together. We all miss you Pat.

It is always so incedible to read of the passing of people I knew when growing up in Sarnia. I know my family knew Pat Scarrow, and I recognized her picture, but what I did not know was her relationship to Bill and Freda Bruner. I used to babysit for the Bruners when we all lived on Lockhart Circle. Please accept my belated condolences to Pat’s family.