Birth date: Mar 8, 1945 Death date: Jan 13, 2022
Patricia A. (McKenna) Kenneally, 76, a resident of Haverhill, MA passed away suddenly on January 13, 2022, at High Pointe Hospice House surrounded by her family. Born and raised in Lawrence, Patricia (Pat) was educated at St. Patr Read Obituary
Deeply saddened upon hearing the news of your beloved wife/mom’s passing. Pat was such a lovely lady. Praying that God and time may heal your broken hearts,
Paul Luciano
Frank, Carol told us about the loss of Pat. Chip and I are truly sorry for you and your family. Although we only met Pat for short times at the class reunions, we feel we know her. Carol and Bob always told us about the four of you getting together, and the fun you all had. Hold on to your memory's, they are so special. Love, Chip and Marilyn
Oh Pat, I am so sorry to hear of your passing. I will miss your smile, I will miss doing your hair and listening to your stories about your family, especially your grandchildren and all their accomplishments. I'm sure they know how much you loved them and how proud you were. I wish I knew sooner so I could have come and said good bye to you. You really were a lovely person and I looked forward to seeing you.
Love, Light and Prayers to you and your family.
Rest in peace my dear friend.
Love, Jodi
Very, very saddened to hear of Pat's passing. I graduated from St. Pat's with her. She loved to have fun, smiled a lot, and was such a great person. I am sure Heavenly Father welcomed her with loving arms. She was one of his choicest daughters. My heartfelt sympathy and prayers to her family. Anne Parkhurst
Pat was the best. She always greeted you with a sincere and genuine smile. She was very hard working, dedicated and intelligent. Among her many professional strengths was helping each of us with our important retirement paperwork. She helped us navigate the many challenges that was the Massachusetts Retirement System all the while with confidence. She willingly helped each and every one of us through the process with clarity and ease. Pat was a true joy. Ray Grady
