It was with deep sadness that I returned from vacation today 8/1 to learn of Pat Klove's passing. I've known Pat through Sons of Norway since I joined 18 years ago; Pat's been a member much longer. Warm and welcoming, Pat was always ready with a smile and positive words. She was sunshine and good cheer! She was active in SON until only recently. For many years she was in charge of distribution of our Sons of Norway Capital Viking

It was with deep sadness that I returned from vacation today 8/1 to learn of Pat Klove's passing. I've known Pat through Sons of Norway since I joined 18 years ago; Pat's been a member much longer. Warm and welcoming, Pat was always ready with a smile and positive words. She was sunshine and good cheer! She was active in SON until only recently. For many years she was in charge of distribution of our Sons of Norway Capital Viking newsletter (long before anyone thought of online editions), and I remember going to her cozy home for a folding party with a few other women--where we prepared the 400 or so newsletters for mailing and chatted and laughed. But whether Pat had one helper or a small army of them, or none at all, Pat always got the newsletter out on time. She was an important part of Sons of Norway, contributing her time and talents to many activities, including the Christmas bazaar. And in meetings she always displayed good old common sense. I admired Pat and always looked forward to seeing her at SON events. She was a treasured member of the Sons of Norway family who always made others feel a part of it as well. She will be greatly missed! To Pat's children and family and other loved ones--my heartfelt condolences.

Carla

Rembering the first twelve years of my life and my close relationship with cousin Pat. Being a few years older than I she was always the leader so I let her take the blame for any of our mishaps during our regular Family Sunday Dinners Pat and I truly enjoyed our summers in York Beach Maine at Grampa and Grandmother Barretts home playing in the "Doll House" and chasing butterflies in the estate gardens. Also during the last fifty-five years

Rembering the first twelve years of my life and my close relationship with cousin Pat. Being a few years older than I she was always the leader so I let her take the blame for any of our mishaps during our regular Family Sunday Dinners Pat and I truly enjoyed our summers in York Beach Maine at Grampa and Grandmother Barretts home playing in the "Doll House" and chasing butterflies in the estate gardens. Also during the last fifty-five years of my married life also has tremendous memories with our children visiting and also sharing memories of our children's marriages. Life is precious .

Our most sincere love to all from all of us

Bob, Jan, Suzy and Raymond, Kayla, Raines,Eliza and Cindy, Eric, Shae and Ian.v

Dear Martha,

Your mom was a speical woman to raise such a beautiful daughter. I hope you will always have fond memories of her.
fondly, Charlotte

I WILL SIGN FOR Martha and Paul Shannon also for Clair and Lavern Robinson as we have no other adress and they have no computer love and sympathy nancyjfhq3

I have fond memories of Mrs. Klove.
She was "the cookie Mom" for all the Girl Scout troops I was in. The foyer of the Klove home was filled with cases of Girl Scout cookies. Mrs. Klove was also the Troop Nurse-on-call. When I think about the different outtings and activities--I see her with us.
I always felt welcome in her home.
In the 1990s she gave me the name of a doctor for my Aunt Helen. I knew I could trust her guidance.