1934
Patricia
2019
Patricia Danforth Ford
March 17, 1934 — March 16, 2019
Patricia, Pat, Ford, a lifetime resident of Holderness, NH was born to Worthen M. Danforth and Celia May (Dutton) Danforth in Plymouth, NH on March 17, 1934. Pat passed away peacefully, at home, after a period of failing health, on March 16, 2019 one day before her 85th birthday, with her son Edward and cat Missy by her side.
Pat was a hard-working woman around the homestead and engaged in numerous town and community events. On the homestead she gardened, canned vegetables, and ran the wood splitter. Pat was a 70-year member and past Master of the Mt. Livermore Grange. Pat leaves behind a legacy by the work provided to the Town of Holderness' Veterans Honor Roll. She was considered a great cook by many- corn chowder, beef stew, and homemade donuts were looked forward to on voting day. She was also a Director and past president of the Plymouth State Fair.
Pat was a loving mother, enjoyed nature, and always thought of others first. She loved feeding and watching the birds and other wildlife in the yard.
Her grandchildren remember many years of sap season, enjoying sugar on snow with fresh maple syrup from the sap house, maple candy, and homemade donuts.
In addition to her husband of 50 years Robert W. Ford. who passed in 2002,
Pat is predeceased by her brother Forrest Hardy and grandson Robert Allen Chamberlain.
Pat is survived by her four children Pennylee Ford of Plymouth, Robert W. Ford Jr. and his wife Ella of New Hampton, Guy D. Ford, wife Lisa of Holderness, and Edward R. Ford of Holderness; two sisters Thelma Downing of Ashland and E. Marjorie (Ford) Goddard, Carnation, WA; 6 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. In addition, there are many extended family members.
Calling Hours will be held in the Mayhew Funeral Home, 12 Langdon St. Plymouth, on Thursday, March 28th, 4pm to 6pm. A graveside service will be held in the Trinity Churchyard Cemetery, NH Route #175, Holderness, NH., in the Spring.
Pat was a hard-working woman around the homestead and engaged in numerous town and community events. On the homestead she gardened, canned vegetables, and ran the wood splitter. Pat was a 70-year member and past Master of the Mt. Livermore Grange. Pat leaves behind a legacy by the work provided to the Town of Holderness' Veterans Honor Roll. She was considered a great cook by many- corn chowder, beef stew, and homemade donuts were looked forward to on voting day. She was also a Director and past president of the Plymouth State Fair.
Pat was a loving mother, enjoyed nature, and always thought of others first. She loved feeding and watching the birds and other wildlife in the yard.
Her grandchildren remember many years of sap season, enjoying sugar on snow with fresh maple syrup from the sap house, maple candy, and homemade donuts.
In addition to her husband of 50 years Robert W. Ford. who passed in 2002,
Pat is predeceased by her brother Forrest Hardy and grandson Robert Allen Chamberlain.
Pat is survived by her four children Pennylee Ford of Plymouth, Robert W. Ford Jr. and his wife Ella of New Hampton, Guy D. Ford, wife Lisa of Holderness, and Edward R. Ford of Holderness; two sisters Thelma Downing of Ashland and E. Marjorie (Ford) Goddard, Carnation, WA; 6 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. In addition, there are many extended family members.
Calling Hours will be held in the Mayhew Funeral Home, 12 Langdon St. Plymouth, on Thursday, March 28th, 4pm to 6pm. A graveside service will be held in the Trinity Churchyard Cemetery, NH Route #175, Holderness, NH., in the Spring.
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