Griffith, Patricia "Patti"

Am so sad for you all.she was an amazing human! I will remember her with a smile in my heart,she made the world around her a better place, 4-H camp, fair, camp Smorgasbord, Make it Yourself with Wool,and so many more.please know she is smiling forever.

Steve, Kelli, and Dani, you are in my thoughts and prayers. She was an amazing woman and a wonderful friend and colleague.

There's a hole in our community that cannot be filled. Years of knowing Patti & traveling with kids & livestock all over the state have left us with hundreds of memories & funny stories. Watch over us Patti & keep us in line. Love & prayers.

What a loss and what a life well ived!  I missed seeing her smiling face and kind words when she retired from UW Extension. My sincerest condolences to your family.

Patti was such a great lady. Mike and Linda Schwope were friends of Steve and Patti's through 4-H. Chelle Schwope and, 20 years later, her daughter Mary purchased sheep for 4-H and FFA projects. Patti had a positive impact on hundreds, if not thousands, of lives. She will be missed.

Patti was always a leader, a worker, and a team player. She was instrumental in supervising the Cent$ible Nutrition Program in Fremont Vounty and the Wind River Reservation. She was a valued member of our visioning team and helped Wyoming CNP receive the USDA "Program of Excellence" award in 2005. I valued Patti as a team member, leader, and friend. She will be missed by many. 

Fly high Patti. So many memories with you. You certainly made the world a better place. Peace be with your family at this most difficult time. 

Thinking of you and your family.

Sending Love, Prayers, and Healing Thoughts.

So very sorry for your loss.

Darcy

Patti was a star UW Extension Educator and a very valuable member of our Nutrition and Food Safety team.  Her happy, up-for-a-good laugh, familiar smile is exhibited in her picture.  Patti was always so positive, even when I talked to a few weeks ago as she was headed back to AZ for more treatments.  She saw the good in each of us and will be greatly missed by so many.  May the many happy times with her be readily remembered for years to come and be a comfort to Steve, the girls, their husbands and the grands.  

I am so sorry for your loss of Patti.  I enjoyed knowing and assisting Patti at the 4-H sewing events.  What a kind and funny lady and always so helpful to everyone.  You will be missed by so many friends.  Thanks for being an inspiration to me and others.  Your contributions to our world will never be forgotten.

  Patti was a positive & upbeat person. I enjoyed knowing her through 4-H & fair as well as through her work with Centsible Nutrition & UW Extension. My sincerest condolences to her family.

Steve, Dani, and Kelli

My deepest sympathy to you and your family the passing of your wife, mother, grandma, and Aunt. She will be missed very much and she was remember of the fair, 4-H, camp and wool making .

Linda Kay Carlson Remer

Shoshoni and Casper Wyoming

307-409-6291

I had the great pleasure of working with Patti with the Fremont County 4-H Program in the 1980's. I was a new Extension Educator and she was a dedicated 4-H Leader. Decades later, I still marvel at Patti's "can do" and positive attitude. I kept in touch with her over the years and count my blessings I was able to share a wonderful afternoon with her last summer in Casper. She was truly an amazing women.

Steve and family, my sincere condolences.  Patti was such an important part of my childhood years.  What a extraordinary woman she was and how I cherish those memories  Darlene McCarty

Jeff remembers what an asset she was on the school board.  She was such a strength to the community and we will miss her smile tremendously.  Patti you were one of kind that only God could put together in such a way that you were an influence into many precious lives.  Thank you Patti.

We are sorry for the family's loss.

Jeff and Rhonda

 Sorry for your loss Steve and family. She was a great person and friend. Wish I had made more time to see you guys. Wishing you the best Ron