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ROSE PATRICIA (PAT) GORMAN February 8, 1937- June 30, 2016 Pat passed away peacefully at her Hawaii Kai home on June 30, 2016 of ongoing heart problems. Born in New York, NY, Pat never lost her New York accent. She was married to Donald F. Gorman (predeceased in 2003) for 46 years. She earned a B.S and M.S. in Business at the University of San Francisco and worked in the Bay area, until Pat and Don retired to Honolulu. Pat was a longtime volunteer at Diamond Head Theater Costume Shop, where she enjoyed sewing with friends and became a beloved member of the theater family. She went to almost every show and always looked forward to working on the next show. Pat was an active member of the Newcomer's Club, enjoyed reading and participating in the Newcomer's, AAUW, and PEO book clubs. She was very active yet her greatest joy was her three children and six grandkids, which kept her busy attending many sporting events, plays and graduations, here and on the mainland. She is survived by three children, Jim (Adrianne) Gorman, Diane (Ernie) Sagucio, Amy (Sue) Gorman-Miller and six grand- children she adored (Andy & Brendan Sagucio, Mackenzie & Casey Gorman-Miller, Kylie & Connor Gorman) and NY cousins, who were like sisters, Ronnie and Rosanne. Her ashes will be interred at Punchbowl-National Cemetery of the Pacific, in the niche with her husband. Private Burial. In lieu of flowers, make donations to Diamond Head Theatre-Costume Shop in memory of Rose Patricia Gorman.
ROSE PATRICIA (PAT) GORMAN February 8, 1937- June 30, 2016 Pat passed away peacefully at her Hawaii Kai home on June 30, 2016 of ongoing heart problems. Born in New York, NY, Pat never lost her New York accent. She was married to Donald F. Gorman (predeceased in 2003) for 46 years. She earned a B.S and M.S. in Business at the University of San Francisco and worked in the Bay area, until Pat and Don retired to Honolulu. Pat was a longtime volunteer at Diamond Head Theater Costume Shop, where she enjoyed sewing with friends and became a beloved member of the theater family. She went to almost every show and always looked forward to working on the next show. Pat was an active member of the Newcomer's Club, enjoyed reading and participating in the Newcomer's, AAUW, and PEO book clubs. She was very active yet her greatest joy was her three children and six grandkids, which kept her busy attending many sporting events, plays and graduations, here and on the mainland. She is survived by three children, Jim (Adrianne) Gorman, Diane (Ernie) Sagucio, Amy (Sue) Gorman-Miller and six grand- children she adored (Andy & Brendan Sagucio, Mackenzie & Casey Gorman-Miller, Kylie & Connor Gorman) and NY cousins, who were like sisters, Ronnie and Rosanne. Her ashes will be interred at Punchbowl-National Cemetery of the Pacific, in the niche with her husband. Private Burial. In lieu of flowers, make donations to Diamond Head Theatre-Costume Shop in memory of Rose Patricia Gorman.
Our deepest condolences to the family and friends of the deceased
