Patricia Olive Oakeshott (23 Jan 1930 - 11 Jan 2021)

Sending our thoughts to all of Patricia's family and friends at this time.
Patricia was much cheerished volunteer and will be greatly missed.
From all the team at ellenor.

With much love, so long a part of our lives

Remembering a good friend to us, and all the community.

With appreciation and thanks for a life well lived - on behalf of Gravesham Town Twinning Association

Pat may you Rest in Peace and Rise in Glory

In memory of Mrs Pat Oakeshott who put a lot of her time & energy into supporting the Higham Memorial Hall

In loving memory of Pat

An amazing lady who was a great supporter of Girlguiding in Chalk and who inspired so many of us. Love to Vicky, Gail, Mark and their families. xx

Pat was one of the founder members of KentARA and HiARA. Higham Active Retirement Association and supported the club in lots of ways including serving up until very recently on the committee. We will miss her a great deal. We send our condolences to her family. Rest in Peace.

Pat was a dear friend and I often went to her for her wise advice.
My condolences to all her family. May she rest in peace.

Pat was a kind and generous friend of Gravesham & Dartford Phab Club and for lots of other people and charities for many years. The beautiful display of flowers in Chalk Church for our daughter's wedding in 1999 was fantastic and talked about for a long time afterwards. Thank you for so much Pat.

Will miss my travelling companion to Rotary for many years a lovely kind lady

A wonderful generous lady. We will miss you, Pat. Michael and Daisy xx

RIP Pat

A wonderful Rotarian who lived by the Rotary motto 'Service before self'. She will be missed x

Ok I make this donation on behalf of the members of the Rotary Club of Strood, in memory of Pat, a dedicated Rotarian who contributed much to both the community and to the fellowship of our club. She will be greatly missed.

God Bless, Pat. Rest In Peace.

Thank You for everything that you have done for Gravesham.

A good friend and generous soul.

Pat arranged flowers at Chalk Church, ran flower festivals and helped with other fund-raising initiatives for us. My sadness to hear the news about her passing is tempered by the fact that her passing was peaceful, that she had reflected on the deep issues of life and faith, and by the knowledge that she achieved so much in her life. She enjoyed life, but she was always trying to find ways to help others. She was a rare person, someone who combined real kindness with a determination and ability to get things done. Pat brought, through her personality and drive, a kind of positivity and sparkle into the lives of many people. She will not be forgotten by any who knew her.

Amazing Mum who touched everyone she met, She taught me everything from elbows off the table to how to serve your community. Time to rest now Mum. Love you always.

An amazing Aunt who will be greatly missed. Nite n bless x