Patricia E. Angerame

Patricia E. Angerame
March 15, 1940
Aunt Pat/ Patricia Brink

Patricia “Aunt Pat/Patricia Brink” Angerame, 84, of Woodridge, NY, formerly of Ballston Lake, NY went home to be with the Lord Saturday, January 4, 2025.
She was born on March 15, 1940 in Walden, NY. Aunt Pat/Patricia Brink loved her cats, sitting by the ocean, Oreos and was a God-fearing woman, who made sure to always bring joy, kindness, and love to everyone she crossed paths with. Aunt Pat/Patricia Brink was a ray of sunshine and just full of so much love and humor, as her outbursts of song and dance can attest to this. Aunt Pat/Patricia Brink was a woman who attested to the word of God and loved everyone so deeply no matter the trials and tribulations she endured. She was always that person you could count on when you couldn’t count on anyone else. Aunt Pat/Patricia Brink leaves behind an array of family/”family” and individuals who cared so deeply for her.

Patricia is survived by her brothers Ralph E. Brink Sr. (I am blessed to have been given the opportunity to be reunited with my sister as well as cherish all the time spent with her throughout the last few year. -Ralph) and late brother John Brink as well as many other siblings. Several nieces and nephews (not limited to the listed individuals), Jeff Brink, Wife Wendi and Child(ren), Sue Brink Mehl, as well as her sons and her granddaughter Aryanna Baker, Lori Brink and other individuals of the Brink family. Niece, Kathy. Rebecca Barnett, Rachael Barnett, Joshua Barnett as well as many others of the Barnett family. Brandy Williams, her Husband David Williams and their sons Messyah and Matteo Williams. Hayley Anderson, Fransisco “Chico” Martinez and her daughter Leila Martinez and their mother Lisa Anderson. Patricia had several other family/”family” members as well as adopted family and loved ones that she cherished and loved so much the list can go on forever…Words cannot express the love we have in our hearts for her, and life will never be the same without her, to know her is to love her. She’s dancing with the angels and the GOOD LORD in the words of Patricia. “By the sweat of your face you will eat bread until you return to the ground for from it you were taken; For you are dust, and to dust you shall return.”- Genisis 3:19 AMP

Pat wished to not have services instead she wished for donations in her honor to be sent to Susans Cat Sanctuary of the Southern Tier, 2694 State Route 248, PO Box 992, 14839 Contact Susan Smith at susanscatsanctuaryofthest@gmail.com or follow her on Facebook, as this is where Aunt Pat adopted her babies Minnie and Charlie from.

Arrangements under the care of Colonial Memorial Funeral Home, for further information call 845-434-7363 or visit www.colonialfamilyfuneralhomes.com .