Funeral Mass Celebrating the Life of Patricia Marie Cattolica, Thursday, May 26, 2016, 1:30 p.m., St. Theresa Church, Oakland, California.
Patricia was born in Washington, D.C. to the late Henry and Clara (Peter) Wray. After extensive travel throughout the world, her family settled in Coronado, California. She attended high school at Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy, and went on to obtain a degree from UC Berkeley. While at Berkeley, she pledged Alpha Gamma Delta. While raising her children she lived in Seattle, San Francisco, Daly City, and Moraga before settling for many years in Piedmont. After moving from Piedmont, she called Oakland, and then Rossmoor her home.
Pat loved to travel and enjoyed playing tennis, golf, bridge and mahjong. She enjoyed cooking, entertaining, gardening, reading, spending time in Tahoe, and all things blue and gold (go Bears!). Pat worked at Kaiser Permanente, volunteered many hours with the Oakland Museum's White Elephant Sale and was active in her church.
Pat (Mama) left this life as she lived it - with courage and enduring faith. Pat will be greatly missed by her children: Mary Kelleher-Jones, Seán Kelleher, Erin Kelleher-Wees (Greg), Brian Kelleher (Kathy), Martin Kelleher (Lisa), and her seven grandchildren Ian, Chris, Jordan, Kaitlin, Emily, Olivia and Maya. Also by older brother Charles (Chip) Wray (Anne), and numerous nephews and her niece Karen as well as great nephews and nieces. Pat is predeceased by her husbands Mortimer (Mert) A. Kelleher and Dr. Eugene (Gene) V. Cattolica.
In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to the Wounded Warrior Project.
Sibling of: Charles Henry Wray and Bridget Wray.
Patricia was born in Washington, D.C. to the late Henry and Clara (Peter) Wray. After extensive travel throughout the world, her family settled in Coronado, California. She attended high school at Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy, and went on to obtain a degree from UC Berkeley. While at Berkeley, she pledged Alpha Gamma Delta. While raising her children she lived in Seattle, San Francisco, Daly City, and Moraga before settling for many years in Piedmont. After moving from Piedmont, she called Oakland, and then Rossmoor her home.
Pat loved to travel and enjoyed playing tennis, golf, bridge and mahjong. She enjoyed cooking, entertaining, gardening, reading, spending time in Tahoe, and all things blue and gold (go Bears!). Pat worked at Kaiser Permanente, volunteered many hours with the Oakland Museum's White Elephant Sale and was active in her church.
Pat (Mama) left this life as she lived it - with courage and enduring faith. Pat will be greatly missed by her children: Mary Kelleher-Jones, Seán Kelleher, Erin Kelleher-Wees (Greg), Brian Kelleher (Kathy), Martin Kelleher (Lisa), and her seven grandchildren Ian, Chris, Jordan, Kaitlin, Emily, Olivia and Maya. Also by older brother Charles (Chip) Wray (Anne), and numerous nephews and her niece Karen as well as great nephews and nieces. Pat is predeceased by her husbands Mortimer (Mert) A. Kelleher and Dr. Eugene (Gene) V. Cattolica.
In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to the Wounded Warrior Project.
Sibling of: Charles Henry Wray and Bridget Wray.
Funeral Mass Celebrating the Life of Patricia Marie Cattolica, Thursday, May 26, 2016, 1:30 p.m., St. Theresa Church, Oakland, California.
Patricia was born in Washington, D.C. to the late Henry and Clara (Peter) Wray. After extensive travel throughout the world, her family settled in Coronado, California. She attended high school at Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy, and went on to obtain a degree from UC Berkeley. While at Berkeley, she pledged Alpha Gamma Delta. While raising her children she lived in Seattle, San Francisco, Daly City, and Moraga before settling for many years in Piedmont. After moving from Piedmont, she called Oakland, and then Rossmoor her home.
Pat loved to travel and enjoyed playing tennis, golf, bridge and mahjong. She enjoyed cooking, entertaining, gardening, reading, spending time in Tahoe, and all things blue and gold (go Bears!). Pat worked at Kaiser Permanente, volunteered many hours with the Oakland Museum's White Elephant Sale and was active in her church.
Pat (Mama) left this life as she lived it - with courage and enduring faith. Pat will be greatly missed by her children: Mary Kelleher-Jones, Seán Kelleher, Erin Kelleher-Wees (Greg), Brian Kelleher (Kathy), Martin Kelleher (Lisa), and her seven grandchildren Ian, Chris, Jordan, Kaitlin, Emily, Olivia and Maya. Also by older brother Charles (Chip) Wray (Anne), and numerous nephews and her niece Karen as well as great nephews and nieces. Pat is predeceased by her husbands Mortimer (Mert) A. Kelleher and Dr. Eugene (Gene) V. Cattolica.
In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to the Wounded Warrior Project.
Sibling of: Charles Henry Wray and Bridget Wray.
Patricia was born in Washington, D.C. to the late Henry and Clara (Peter) Wray. After extensive travel throughout the world, her family settled in Coronado, California. She attended high school at Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy, and went on to obtain a degree from UC Berkeley. While at Berkeley, she pledged Alpha Gamma Delta. While raising her children she lived in Seattle, San Francisco, Daly City, and Moraga before settling for many years in Piedmont. After moving from Piedmont, she called Oakland, and then Rossmoor her home.
Pat loved to travel and enjoyed playing tennis, golf, bridge and mahjong. She enjoyed cooking, entertaining, gardening, reading, spending time in Tahoe, and all things blue and gold (go Bears!). Pat worked at Kaiser Permanente, volunteered many hours with the Oakland Museum's White Elephant Sale and was active in her church.
Pat (Mama) left this life as she lived it - with courage and enduring faith. Pat will be greatly missed by her children: Mary Kelleher-Jones, Seán Kelleher, Erin Kelleher-Wees (Greg), Brian Kelleher (Kathy), Martin Kelleher (Lisa), and her seven grandchildren Ian, Chris, Jordan, Kaitlin, Emily, Olivia and Maya. Also by older brother Charles (Chip) Wray (Anne), and numerous nephews and her niece Karen as well as great nephews and nieces. Pat is predeceased by her husbands Mortimer (Mert) A. Kelleher and Dr. Eugene (Gene) V. Cattolica.
In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to the Wounded Warrior Project.
Sibling of: Charles Henry Wray and Bridget Wray.
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