Christine Patrick was born in Detroit, Michigan to Albert Patrick and Vallie Mae Burton. Vallie later married Cleveland Roberts (Sockie) who provide the care and protection of a husband and father. Christine accepted Christ at an early age where she attended Children Hope Baptist Church. She was the product of Detroit Public Schools and graduated with honors from Central High School. After graduating, she attended Detroit Practical Nursing School and obtained a Licensed Practical Nurse certification from the State of Michigan. She later went on to Mary Grove College to receive advanced training in administering medication.
Upon graduating from nursing school, Christine met the love of her life, Army Sergeant, Chester Allen who was home on leave. They married on April 25, 1964. Christine was a devoted loving wife for over 56 years. She was a loving mother of four children, Danise, twins Darryl and Darren, and Dorian.
Christine spent all her life putting others first. She was always there to help, comfort, and strengthen those around her and did not hesitate to give medical assistance if needed. She enjoyed working in the maternity ward at Crittenton General Hospital, Henry Ford Hospital, and Hutzel Women’s Hospital. She retired early from nursing to devote more time to raising her children. Christine passed away peacefully at home surrounded by her family.
Upon graduating from nursing school, Christine met the love of her life, Army Sergeant, Chester Allen who was home on leave. They married on April 25, 1964. Christine was a devoted loving wife for over 56 years. She was a loving mother of four children, Danise, twins Darryl and Darren, and Dorian.
Christine spent all her life putting others first. She was always there to help, comfort, and strengthen those around her and did not hesitate to give medical assistance if needed. She enjoyed working in the maternity ward at Crittenton General Hospital, Henry Ford Hospital, and Hutzel Women’s Hospital. She retired early from nursing to devote more time to raising her children. Christine passed away peacefully at home surrounded by her family.
Christine Patrick was born in Detroit, Michigan to Albert Patrick and Vallie Mae Burton. Vallie later married Cleveland Roberts (Sockie) who provide the care and protection of a husband and father. Christine accepted Christ at an early age where she attended Children Hope Baptist Church. She was the product of Detroit Public Schools and graduated with honors from Central High School. After graduating, she attended Detroit Practical Nursing School and obtained a Licensed Practical Nurse certification from the State of Michigan. She later went on to Mary Grove College to receive advanced training in administering medication.
Upon graduating from nursing school, Christine met the love of her life, Army Sergeant, Chester Allen who was home on leave. They married on April 25, 1964. Christine was a devoted loving wife for over 56 years. She was a loving mother of four children, Danise, twins Darryl and Darren, and Dorian.
Christine spent all her life putting others first. She was always there to help, comfort, and strengthen those around her and did not hesitate to give medical assistance if needed. She enjoyed working in the maternity ward at Crittenton General Hospital, Henry Ford Hospital, and Hutzel Women’s Hospital. She retired early from nursing to devote more time to raising her children. Christine passed away peacefully at home surrounded by her family.
Upon graduating from nursing school, Christine met the love of her life, Army Sergeant, Chester Allen who was home on leave. They married on April 25, 1964. Christine was a devoted loving wife for over 56 years. She was a loving mother of four children, Danise, twins Darryl and Darren, and Dorian.
Christine spent all her life putting others first. She was always there to help, comfort, and strengthen those around her and did not hesitate to give medical assistance if needed. She enjoyed working in the maternity ward at Crittenton General Hospital, Henry Ford Hospital, and Hutzel Women’s Hospital. She retired early from nursing to devote more time to raising her children. Christine passed away peacefully at home surrounded by her family.
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