Pat Parish remembered

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Sunday afternoon, Bob Parish shares his stories about Pat and their 50 years of marriage; her love for the community and his love for her. The memorial was held at the Presbyterian Church. Photo by Barbara Reese

 

Belay Gebre, Pat and Bob Parish’s adopted Ethiopian son, describes how he met Pat in Ethiopia. She and Bob were there with the Peace Corps. Photo by Barbara Reese

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