"As this journey begins without you, you are already missed so much, but I know in my heart that God loved you more. You will always have a place in our hearts Patrice. We love you!"
In loving memory of
Patrice R. Cann
December 31, 1969 - December 31, 1969
PATRICE CANN was born on December 22, 1951 in Seattle, Washington. She was the daughter of Sylvester Cann, Sr and Lottie Mae Cann. She departed this life on Saturday, December 6, 2003. Patrice was baptized Feb. 28, 1960 at Mt. Zion Baptist Church. She was also a member of Mt. Zion Baptist Church for 51 years. She attended Madrona Elementary and Meany Middle School. Patrice was also an active Girl Scout. She went on to be a Debutante, Cheerleader and graduate of Garfield High School. Patrice was Co-Captain of the Drill A-Retts and a member of the Renaissance Junior and Senior Drill teams. After high school she received her AA Degree in Bookkeeping. Later her hard work and accomplishments lead her to a painter's apprenticeship. Patrice was currently employed by Microsoft as a journeyman painter. Growing up in the Central District of Seattle, she later became a homeowner in Spanaway, WA. Patrice Cann upheld a heart of gold, welcoming family & friends into her life with embracing arms. A daughter, sister, mother and friend with quiet strength -- unwavering, generous, full of love and compassion. She loved her family more than the life she breathed. She possessed an enduring patience -- without resentment always -- constantly with a loving spirit.
Patrice is preceded in death by her father, Sylvester Cann Sr; her mother, Lottie Mae Jones Cann. Patrice is survived by two loving and caring daughters; Vonetta Hunter-Norman & Katrina Franklin; one son-in-law; Christopher Norman. Brothers, sisters & spouses; Shirley Cann-Montgoinery, Sylvester & Brenda Cann, Ernest Cann, Barbara Cann, Rev. Henry & Betty Bell Jr, Robert & Rena Cann Sr, Melvin & Andrea Cann, all of Seattle and surrounding areas. Two God-sisters; Joyce Jones & Diane Williams. Three aunts; Ora Lee Robinson and Dorothy Stem of Seattle; LV Davis of Monroe, LA. One uncle; Wilton & Rena Brown of Oakland, CA. One cousin, Sylvia Cotton of Los Angeles, CA. Fourteen nieces and nephews; Tammy Cann, Sylvester Cann III, Shellise Montgomery, LeeShell Montgomery, twins John III and Jeron Wheeler, Sylvester Cann IV, Robert Cann Jr, Syrettia Ashley Juanell Cann, Shardae Cann, Daniel Cann, Scarlet Cann, D'voureax Cann, and Felicity Cann. Seven great nieces & nephews; Tremane Lewis, Shanaye Wheeler, Dayton Nash, Tyrell Cummings, Dai'ja Wheeler, Ki'Sean Wheeler & Shellise D'Angel Montgomery. Patrice leaves a host of other relatives and friends. This day is a home going celebration for our mother, sister and friend.
Memorial Donations are suggested to: Franklin ~ P.O. Box 22275, Seattle, WA 98122
Tributes
"we love and miss your smiling face your kind words your quiet spirit your kind heart and your love for everyone around you. we love you always. god bless you robert & rena cann sr robbie jr"
"Charles Cann And Family send our hart felt sorrow to Patrice's family and friends."
"Our love and prayers are with the Cann Family at large during this time of mourning. We thank God that we had the opportunity to meet Patrice this past summer. She was a beautiful and caring individual. We were so thankful for the time and attention she gave to us, her new found family members. We offer prayers of comfort during this difficult time."
"I will always love you!"
"Robert, please accept our sincere condolences on the loss of your sister, Your friends from Evergreen Ford."
"Vonetta and Katrina, I met your mom while in highschool. Most recently I saw her about 1 1/2 years ago, fully dressed in her "PAINTERS ATTIRE".. We Hugged and acknowledged how good it was to see each other and how "EACH" of us had grown. smile,our weight But we also admitted it was all good! That will be my lasting Memory of your MOM, on her way to "work" as a PAINTER. God Bless you and your family, and REMEMBER those special moments to help you through your grief. Cheryl Hunter=Lee and Family"
"Dearest Vonetta, Katrina & Family: Our sincere condolences for your loss. Please believe that we must have faith that God knows why things happen as they do. We may not always understand His plan, but He will always give us strength if we keep our faith and trust in Him. May the strength of the Lord be with you! We love you. Prayerfully yours in Christ, Dad & Mom Norman, your Norman Brothers & Sisters, MomMom and Aunt Dianne & Family."
"In your time of sorrow you have a friend.You are in our prayers.It is hard to find word to comfort those who have meant so much to you over the years. We hope that our thoughts and prayers can take place of the words. The Cann family had been a part of the Steele" family life for over thirty-five years. Your mother and father was the first persons we entrusted with our daughter Marche' as baby sitters. Patrice use to come to our house and baby sit for us in Bellevue. GOD is good all the time. Place your trust in him and he will take care of you. Love, Peace and Understanding, Lacy & Dorothy Steele"
"to the family, you have our greatest sympathy. We are so sorry, but just remember you will have the opportunity to see her again. take care all of you."
"I'm a friend of Betty and Henry Bell and I'd like to send my condolenses to the family of Patrice Cann. Our prayers are with you for comfort, peace, and strength during this time of mourning. As in all things scripture is what we turn to in time of need, so as you walk through this remember that Christ is there for you and understands your pain."
"Barbara and Betty, I was sorry to hear about the passing of your sister. May God keep your hearts and minds at peace through Christ Jesus"
"We love & miss you!"
"Mom, Remembering you always... We Love You"
"Vonetta"