Patti’s Story

Site created on March 1, 2018

We started this page on 3/1 to keep all of Patti's loved ones up to date.  

Patti was brought to Boise Monday night 2/26 for what was believed to be a blockage in her intestines.   The first entry on Thursday, March 1, reads:


"It has been a journey of family, hope, connection.
Patti's aggressive bladder cancer has spread  -- the nature of the disease means that my dearest Auntie is experiencing waves of pain tempered by exceptional care by St. Luke's Oncology nurses.  Each cycle brings her kids and family closer to her as we all seek to comfort and envelope her in our love and light.  She is by stages present and joyful -- obviously missing her calling as a stand up comedienne!
Please, please share your thoughts and love here and we will share with Patti.  We will respond with updates and additional information -- please share this link forward."


We are trying to update this page regularly.  Thank you all for being with us...

Newest Update

Celebration

Journal entry by Michelle Choate —

Dear Friends and Family,

Please join together Saturday, May 19 from 3-6p at River Run Ski Lodge in Ketchum to remember, reflect, laugh, love each other, and celebrate the joy of Patti (Albright) Williams.  

In gratitude for your continued thoughts, prayers, and outreaches....

In lieu of flowers, if you would like to celebrate Patti’s memory and her contributions to the Wood River Valley community, please consider a donation in her name to:
 
The Papoose Club
http://papooseclub.org/
 
The Hunger Coalition
http://thehungercoalition.org/wordpress/
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