Patricia C. Gurley

May 12, 2020

Patricia Kelly born October 28, 1949 to Louise Isaacs and Arthur Kelly in New York City. On May 12, 2020, the sun set in Beacon, NY where Patricia Gurley has earned her wings into eternal rest. She was born and raised in New York City where she attended school. In 1967, Patricia earned her high school diploma from Washington Irving High School. Later that year, she went on to wed George Gurley. Years later she relocated to Middletown, NY where she raised her 2 children, Tricialouise and Arthur. Patricia is predeceased by her daughter Tricia, and is survived by her son Arthur Gurley and his 4 children and grand children; her sister’s Clara (Kelly) Warrick, Cynthia Isaacs and brother Leonard Isaacs and many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends (Larissa). Patricia was a skilled tailor since middle school and held various jobs until her health declined. To family she was known as Cherrie and to others as Pat. She was a loving, caring and a strong willed woman. She will be remembered in so many ways, such as her phrases, sounds and looks (LOL). Some of her phrases included: “Hot Dog” “Eat some raisins” “Sugar Baby” “Step into my office” “No, No” “Stop it” (her finger pointing summoning you to come here), just to name a few.