Jill Doot
My most sincere condolences to all of Pat's family. I will always have such fond memories of Pat's kindness and friendship she extended to me. I am thankful that I was one of the lucky people to have known her and have such fond memories.
Birth date: Mar 31, 1939 Death date: Oct 8, 2015
Patricia “Patti” Sell (nee Sharkey), age 76, of Wakeman, passed away on Thursday, October 8, 2015 at Fairview Hospital, Cleveland, after a courageous battle. Born on March 31, 1939 in Lorain, she graduated from Lorain High School Read Obituary
My most sincere condolences to all of Pat's family. I will always have such fond memories of Pat's kindness and friendship she extended to me. I am thankful that I was one of the lucky people to have known her and have such fond memories.
The Nadeau family sends love and prayers to Pat's family. Sorry we were unable tp attend but want you to know that ee were thinking of all of you. Pat will be missed but heaven awaits for her.

Suzanne,
Our condolences for the loss of your Mother. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers.
Elizabeth and Rick Zab
Patti, You have been my Guiding Light all my Life - just like you have been for everyone who knew you. The Love we have for you will continue forever and ever. You will be missed and never forgotten.
All of our Eternal Love,
Chris and Barbara Elles
Hampton Cove, AL
Dear Aunt Patti -
While reflecting this week on the time we spent together over the years, one very strange memory burst to the top of my mind. Kristi and I came to visit you at the farm one year in the early 2000's -- well before London & Donovan were born. After catching up for a while, we set out to visit Grandpa (Bert) Elles in his Assisted Living home. You were determined to drive so Kristi and I strapped into your minivan. It was rare we ever rode in a vehicle together. You took to the back roads and let's just say YOU OWNED THEM. We weren't in a rush but I'm pretty sure we hit 85 MPH.... in a minivan... through the woods. I honestly didn't think that was possible in a minivan. Whatever was in the trunk rattled from left to right while we talked about the neighborhood and gripped the door handles with all our might. I can still see the look in Kristi's face as she slightly lifted from her set over the small hills and windy turns like an E-ticket ride at Cedar Point. We of course made it to Grandpa's safe and sound -- but our hearts were racing a bit more than normal.
So I thought to myself last night, "WHY this memory??" and it finally came to me as I broke it all down. That one moment explained who you were to me. No, not that you were an Indy 500 racer, but that you were Strong, Confident, Determined and a Leader. Family was your Priority #1 and while no one's road of life is ever perfect or straight, you always found a way to get through -- at your pace -- with Love as the driver and you leading the way. You made our hearts race because you knew how to enjoy life and regardless of your recent heart conditions, YOU had the biggest heart of all.
You were a positive impression to my family in many ways and I personally thank you for everything you taught me growing up. We love you and we miss you. May you soundly Rest In Peace as you now take on the other side's new roads. And while that Indy 500 car may suit you quite nicely, stick to something with little more space for Grandma and Grandpa. I'm sure they can't wait to be together with you again. Please give them a big hug and kiss for me.
All Our Love,
Chris (CJ), Kristi, London and Donovan Elles
Matawan, NJ
Mike , praying for you and your family.
From Moe and the entire ID group
Aunt Patti, words cannot explain how much you will be missed. Your love and compassion for others will leave a void in this material world. I am saddened that you are not physically here yet I am relieved that you are no longer suffering and in pain. Your spirit will live thru others you touched and I cannot wait to share a ottis-spudmeiker oatmeal cookie with you again. Until then, I love you. - Brian
Beth, Joe, Paul, Mike and Suzzie
Just heard about your mother.
My condolenaces on your loss.
God bless her.
D. Kasper
Dearest Suzanne,
I send my deepest sympathies to you and your family. Patti was a wonderful, courageous and beautiful woman. I will keep all of you in my thoughts and prayers.
Love,
Cindy