Patricia Washington was born on May 05, 1974 in Baltimore MD to James Taylor-Goins and Jeannie Washington, who raised her with love, strength. and unwavering support. From a young age. she displayed a vibrant spirit. a kind heart, and a natural ability to bring joy to those around her.

Whether it was her infectious laughter, her caring nature, or her ability to turn any moment into a cherished memory, she was a gift to all who had the privilege of knowing her. She attended Walbrook Senior High School where she received her high school diploma. Patricia also attend Sojourner Douglass for two years before she transferred to University of Maryland where she received her Bachelor of Social Work. She was hardworking and ambitious individual, she pursued a career in Social work, where her dedication and passion left a lasting impact on colleagues and clients alike. She was deeply committed to her work, always striving to make a difference and leave a positive mark on the world.

Beyond her professional achievements, Patricia was a woman of many passions. She found joy in praying, singing, dancing, traveling, and shopping — always eager to share her gifts and enthusiasm with others. Whether she was lifting her voice in praise, worshiping God daily, singing gospel music wherever she went, exploring new places, or happily browsing through stores anytime, she embraced every moment with love, excitement, and a spirit that uplifted everyone around her.

More than anything, Patricia Washington was devoted to her family and friends. She cherished her relationships and was a source of strength, laughter, and unwavering support to those who needed her. She leave to cherish her memory; her mother Jeannie Washington; her sibling Kim, Timothy, Tyonna; her godchildren Jordan 'Man-Man', Danesha, Jasmine, Mya, and JerVon. A Host of Nieces and Nephews: Uncles and Aunts and numerous loved ones who will continue to honor her legacy with love.

She was preceded in death by her father, James, her sisters, Annetta and Tracy, her brothers, Walter Jr. and William, her uncles Jacob, David, and Peter whom we take comfort in knowing welcomed her with open arms. Though the pain of her loss is overwhelming, we find solace in the memories she left behind.

Her spirit will live on in every shared story, every echo of laughter, and every act of love inspired by her. We will forever carry her in our hearts.