Patricia Ann Faulter Twitchell
June 27, 1941 – February 25, 2025
Predeceased by her loving husband of 59 years Lowell T. Twitchell, siblings: Carolyn Pieroni, Robert Faulter, Nancy Hamilton, Laura Clark, and Kenneth Faulter. Survived by children: daughter & son-in-law Karen & Don Lin of Massachusetts, and son & daughter-in-law Kevin & Lisa Twitchell of Fairport; grandchildren: Brielynn Twitchell, Meghan Nyhof, Braemen Twitchell, & Ivy Lin; sister-in-law Penny Faulter; nieces, nephews, and friends including her game playing group. Special thanks to the nurses and aides at the Ewing Continuing Care Center.
Patricia was the daughter of Robert and Anna Faulter of Central Square, NY. She was a 1959 graduate of Central Square High School (Salutatorian) and a 1963 graduate of Ithaca College where she earned a degree in Speech Therapy. After a career as a teacher and stay at home mom she found her true calling as a counselor for AYUSA International. From 1990-2005 she worked with over 70 foreign exchange students and their host families.
Memorial service on Monday March 10, 2025 at 10:30 AM at White Haven Memorial Park (Creation Chapel). In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in her name to URMC Pulmonary Fibrosis Research & Education Fund.
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7 responses to “Twitchell, Patricia Ann”
So sorry to hear about Pat’s passing. We had some great times with Lowell & Pat at board games, the cottages in Canada every 4th of July, cruising and especially on our trip to Hawaii with the Twitchell, & Loomis families and us. Lots of fond memories.
I had the pleasure of getting to know Pat at the Thompson CCC in November 2024. Although I knew her a very short time, I shall hold fond memories of our conversations. May your memories also be a blessing.
Kevin ad Lisa and family ,
I’m so very sorry for your loss. I know Pat and Lowell are together again healthy and happy!
May God bring you love and comfort in the days ahead.
Love,
Dene
I am so sorry for your loss, Kevin and Lisa, and Karen and Don. Your Mom and Dad were good neighbors and good friends to us. So many happy memories. Now they’re both happy, healthy, and holy.
Dear Kevin., My deepest sympathy upon the death of your mother.
Kevin and Lisa and family, so sorry for your loss! Know how difficult it is. May your happy memories give you some comfort! In my prayers!
Kevin and Lisa and family, so sorry for your loss! Know how difficult it is. May your happy memories give you some comfort! In my prayers!