Patricia Ann Mangini

Patricia was a blessing and a ray of sunshine to all that knew her. She was a devoted wife, loving mother and the best Grandmother/Nana/Great Grandmother anyone could as for. Patricia was a selfless, nurturing, generous, loving, charismatic woman that would light up any room that she walked into. Her strength, courage, vivacious personality and positive attitude was an inspiration to all. She had the ability to laugh at herself and make the most out of a tough situation. She never wanted anyone to worry about her. We all know her famous words “ I’m Fine!”

When you would see Patricia she would be dressed to the nines. No outfit of hers would be complete without her bright colored nail polish or abundance of jingling jewelry. She always looked so beautiful but what made her even more incredible was she was just as gorgeous inside as she was outside.

Patricia always, always, always had a big smile on her face and would do whatever she could to make someone else's day. That beautiful smile and contagious laugh of hers would capture the hearts of anyone that she came across. She loved her family and friends unconditionally. Patricia treasured every moment she spent with them or talking to them on the phone. One thing everyone knew about going to her house was you better go hungry. The second she knew company was coming over the cooking began. She would say “ Great, I’ll just through something together really quick.” Her cooking was extraordinary and the secret ingredient she always used was her love.

Patricia was an angel here on earth now she is an angel in Heaven dancing to her own beat, jingling her jewelry around, singing a bit off key with her own lyrics, telling jokes that she forgot the punchline to, feeding all that come by, playing slot machines, floating down the river, celebrating Christmas all year long, watching over each of us and reunited with her loved ones that went before her that she missed so very much.

Patricia is survived by her husband Paul, Son Gino, Son Paul’s wife Cecilia, Daughter Charisse’s husband Jerry, Sister Julie, 6 Grandchildren and 9 Great Grandchildren.

She was loved beyond words and will be missed beyond measure. Forever in Our Hearts.