Patricia Falero

Birth date: Oct 1, 1963 Death date: Jan 29, 2019

Patricia Prudence Falero, Entered into life on October 1st, 1963, in Sacramento California, and entered into rest on January, 29th 2019 in Sacramento California. Services for Patricia will be held at Sunset Lawn Chapel of the Chim Read Obituary

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Quinks

372w ago

Not goodbye but until we meet againWritten by: QuinksPatty, you weren’t just my cousin, you were my best friend. We were partners in crime. We raised our kids together, Carlos is and always will be part of my bratt pack. You taught me a lot in life…. it’s not always about quantity but quality, things are not always what they seem and most importantly Forgivenes. You were strong in life and stronger in sickness. You told me you wanted to be remembered for always having hope, love and a strong will to survive and that’s the Exact legacy you left. I Love you always and I will keep my promise to Always be there for Carlos!

Quinks

372w ago

Patty, you weren’t just my cousin, you were my best friend. We were partners in crime. We raised our kids together, Carlos is and always will be part of my bratt pack. You taught me a lot in life…. it’s not always about quantity but quality, things are not always what they seem and most importantly Forgivenes. You were strong in life and stronger in sickness. You told me you wanted to be remembered for always having hope, love and a strong will to survive and that’s the Exact legacy you left. I Love you always and I will keep my promise to Always be there for Carlos!

Suzanne Louie

374w ago

My dear friend and co-worker. You and I had so many conversations over the past year or more discussing your battle with this horrible disease. I always told you that you handled it with so much grace and dignity and were so positive. I told you that I thought you were a inspiration to use as your friends and for those battling the same disease as you. You were always so upbeat and optimistic about your situation and I never once saw you shed a tear until just recently. You Patty are my hero. You will always be in my thoughts and prayers. Until I see you again my friend.

Reverend Maureen White, Edd

374w ago

Rev. Maureen White, EdDWritten by: Reverend Maureen White, EdDDearest Patty:When I was first hired at the Chancellors’ Office, I was housed in Student Services, since there were no office spaces in my division, Workforce & Economic Development. You graciously welcomed me. I invited you to walk with me around Capitol Park so that we had exercise, and an opportunity to just catch up with our personal and professional adventures. I felt much compassion for all that you were navigating in life, with being a single mother, going through a divorce, and taking care of your father, as well as the pressures and responsibilities of a very full FT job. You beamed whenever you talked about your son Carlos, and then were thrilled when he found the love of his life. When our respective divisions moved to the 6th floor, we had fewer opportunities to just take a walk. There was so much sadness when your father passed away, then were being treated for cancer. I saw you less and less at work. My blessing for you, Carlos and your family is for this life experience and transition to be transformative for all of you. May your spirit always be with Carlos and your family, friends and colleagues, as you find the peace you so needed in this lifetime.

Reverend Maureen White, Edd

374w ago

Dearest Patty:
When I was first hired at the Chancellors’ Office, I was housed in Student Services, since there were no office spaces in my division, Workforce & Economic Development. You graciously welcomed me. I invited you to walk with me around Capitol Park so that we had exercise, and an opportunity to just catch up with our personal and professional adventures. I felt much compassion for all that you were navigating in life, with being a single mother, going through a divorce, and taking care of your father, as well as the pressures and responsibilities of a very full FT job. You beamed whenever you talked about your son Carlos, and then were thrilled when he found the love of his life. When our respective divisions moved to the 6th floor, we had fewer opportunities to just take a walk. There was so much sadness when your father passed away, then were being treated for cancer. I saw you less and less at work. My blessing for you, Carlos and your family is for this life experience and transition to be transformative for all of you. May your spirit always be with Carlos and your family, friends and colleagues, as you find the peace you so needed in this lifetime.

Jeannine Clemons

375w ago

My Friend PattyWatty, hiring you as my replacement in COTOP back in the mid ’80’s was one of the best decisions I made not only for the Chancellor’s Office but also for me. To have a constant unbroken friendship with you for over 25 years was amazing…and you will be missed…you fought a good fight, raised a wonderful son, go to sleep now and rest with your dad in God’s blessed embrace. I love you PattyWatty…always

Jeannine Clemons

375w ago

My Friend, PattyWatty, with HonorWritten by: Jeannine ClemonsMy Friend PattyWatty, hiring you as my replacement in COTOP back in the mid ’80’s was one of the best decisions I made not only for the Chancellor’s Office but also for me. To have a constant unbroken friendship with you for over 25 years was amazing…and you will be missed…you fought a good fight, raised a wonderful son, go to sleep now and rest with your dad in God’s blessed embrace. I love you PattyWatty…always

Donna Pepper-Falero

375w ago

I will miss my sister-in-law and friend Patty falero when me and my kids were around her she was always friendly fun straight up serious at times but always made us feel welcome loved invited in her non-judgmental way with my kids Mikayla falero Nicholas falero Anthony falero and Christopher Ortiz she was always sweet to my mother-in-law Carmen falero in our presence… I never had to guess what she was thinking she would tell you and she all always made me laugh with what she would say my condolences to her send Carlitos his wife grandbaby all my love and prayers Comfort I pray in Jesus name amen

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4701 Marysville Boulevard, Sacramento CA 95838

916-256-2659

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