Birth date: Dec 23, 1953 Death date: Jun 6, 2016
Arlington – Patricia “Trish” Rhoton Goram, 62 a loving wife and dear friend passed away Monday, June 6, 2016 at Arlington Memorial Hospital. Funeral – 12:30 p.m. Saturday June 11, 2016 at Restland Funeral Home at Wildwood Chapel, Read Obituary
We've been friends for 46 years and I am so sad that she is gone. I have so many great memories of our times together dating back to 15 years old. I was blessed to have her in my life and I will miss her. I'm glad she is at peace with our Lord and know we will meet again. RIP my friend. I love you. Debbie Caputo, IL
Sister, I love you and will talk and see you again one day…
I loved Aunt Trish very much, we had great sleepovers when I was a little girl and she loved my kids so much she will forever be missed.
Uncle Mike, We grieve alongside you. The way you took care of Aunt Trish was full of unconditional love. May your memories, over all these years, give you supernatural Peace during this tough time. With deepest sympathy, Jimmie, Connie, Stonie
Lit a candle in memory of Patricia Rhoton Goram
My Aunt Trish was one of the kindest souls I knew. She was the person who taught me what true inner beauty is and I will never forget her. She was my Aunt the day I met her at 13 and I was so glad the day it became official and my Uncle and she became one. I know Uncle Mike will miss his other half just as I will miss my beautiful Aunt. I love you Aunt Trish. Rest well sweet lady.
Trisha girl, I loved you and will miss you rest in peace sweetheart.
Was so sorry to hear that Trish had passed away. I worked with Trish at Rackmount Solutions for several years. There was not a day that went by that Trish did not bring a smile. She was always bringing in delicious treats she had made…such a good cook! She loved pampering us! Going to lunch with Trish was an adventure. She could go from 0 to 60 mph in 10 seconds! I'd be hanging on for dear life while she was yelling at slower cars to get out of our way! What a character! Lunch conversations centered around Michael…he was the love of her life, and she always had stories about growing up in North Dakota with her parents and siblings. She was an avid reader and was always talking about the latest book she was reading. It was not unusual to find a book on my desk that she had just finished and was anxious to share. Trish loved collecting elephants and was proud to show her latest purchase. Pictures shared of her collection was truly amazing! There was always a line up of elephants from large to tiny sitting on her desk. To this day, I think of Trish when I see pictures of elephants. I am so sorry for the loss of this sweet lady. — Susan Deen Plano TX
Love, Kim Casadonte purchased the Arrive in Style for the family of Patricia Rhoton Goram.
I love and miss you Trish
