Miranda Michele Pate of natural causes, at her Mokelumne Hill home on Jan. 19, 2009. She was 1.
She was born Sept. 26, 2007, in Spokane, Wash., the second born of identical twins. A small mole on her right earlobe was the only way she could be distinguished from her twin, family members said.
She had a contagious giggle, family members said. Her delight in life was playing with her sisters, and she couldn't tolerate being separated from them.
She is survived by her parents, Michael and Elizabeth Marie Pate, of Mokelumne Hill; sisters Nevaeh Anne Pate (her twin) and Lexie Marie Pate, both of Mokelumne Hill; and her grandparents, Maggie Ruhl, and "Papa" Joe Bogavich, of Mokelumne Hill, Robert Ruhl, of Pearsal, Texas, and Mike and Janice Pate, of Tonasket, Wash.; and several aunts, uncles and cousins.
Miranda Michele Pate of natural causes, at her Mokelumne Hill home on Jan. 19, 2009. She was 1.
She was born Sept. 26, 2007, in Spokane, Wash., the second born of identical twins. A small mole on her right earlobe was the only way she could be distinguished from her twin, family members said.
She had a contagious giggle, family members said. Her delight in life was playing with her sisters, and she couldn't tolerate being separated from them.
She is survived by her parents, Michael and Elizabeth Marie Pate, of Mokelumne Hill; sisters Nevaeh Anne Pate (her twin) and Lexie Marie Pate, both of Mokelumne Hill; and her grandparents, Maggie Ruhl, and "Papa" Joe Bogavich, of Mokelumne Hill, Robert Ruhl, of Pearsal, Texas, and Mike and Janice Pate, of Tonasket, Wash.; and several aunts, uncles and cousins.
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