Condolence: Dear Family and Friends of Pat Bauman - May you find some measure of comfort in knowing how loving and loved Pat was. She was the embodiment of her faith. Time spent in her presence was truly a blessing.
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Condolence: Bob and Bauman family:
I just learned of Mary Pat's passing and I'm so sorry I missed the
service for her. We had such good times hanging out and would
stop at her home on Richard St. where her mom and older sister
Sheila always gladly welcomed us. I remember our teen years as
some of the best times in our life. She will be sorely missed. I don't
know if you'll remember me but I was one of the Carey clan. Had a
brother Jim and sister Nancy who also were sorry to hear about her
passing. We'll remember you in our prayers. God bless you all.
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Condolence: To the family, my love and prayers sent across the miles to you. I am so sorry I could not be there but I am happy that it was in God's hands that my dad and mom were able to make it. All my love, Paula
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Condolence: Bob and Bauman Family,

If ever there was 'an angel among us' it was your beloved Pat....
I would love to know how many lives she touched and who were
blessed with her wisdom and grace.....Amazing woman and its such a privilege to call her my dearest friend. Please accept our sincere
condolences and know that all of you are in our thoughts and
prayers now and always.....
Love, Roger and Judi Zaccour
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Condolence: To Bob and the Bauman Family,
Pat was my spiritual director at Mercy Prayer Center for several years and truly helped me get through a very difficult loss. Her insight and deep faith was so helpful in getting me through to the other side. Her life was an inspiration to many.
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Condolence: To Bob and the Bauman family,

I will be praying for you in the coming days and weeks ahead.
Pat’s passing leaves a gaping hole in my heart and I imagine countless others. I’m incredibly thankful for the time I shared with her over the past 20 years. I wish I had 20 more. Her ability to understand, empathize, and ask insightful questions was unparalleled. She had an uncanny ability to know exactly what I was thinking/ feeling/ struggling with. Some of my favorite life lessons from Pat – to seek awareness and live purely – I’m forever grateful for. She is the most self-aware person I've ever met. Her spirituality was contagious. Other words that come to mind when I think of Pat: unconditional love, non-judgmental, compassionate, meditation,and a little feisty. She has had a profound impact on my life. The world is a better place because of Pat. I’m pretty sure after she catches up with friends and family, she’ll be knocking on DeMello’s door.
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Condolence: Bobby I am so sad for your loss.
I know how long and hard she fought.
My best to you and the rest of your family
Mary Nash
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Condolence: Pat added so much to the spirit of peace, joy and energy at the Mercy Prayer Center. She will be remembered with great love by so many people because she radiated Unconditional Love and Gratitude with every breath she took.
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Condolence: Pat was my spiritual director for about 5 years when I was in my 20s. She had, and continues to have, such a huge impact on my life. She set the example for me of how to be an adult - an example I really needed at the time. She pulled no punches, and yet she guided me with such affection and gentleness. I cherish her memory, and my heart goes out to those who were closest to her. Know that she touched so many people through her work and we are so grateful to have known her.
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Condolence: Pat was my spiritual advisor at Mercy Prayer Center for several years in the early 2000's... attended my daughter's baptism at Calvary Saint Andrew's Presbyterian church and stepped in for the homily in a pinch... gave us the most memorable and loving description of St. Ignatius I had ever heard before or since. My heart aches for her friends and family. God bless you all.
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