Patty and her mother-in-law Rusty Bullis were both killed in a car accident. Patty's husband, Jim and 9-year-old daughter, Katie, remain in the hospital.
Patricia Hayes Bullis Patty, 39, of Duanesburg, died tragically on December 22, 2005. Born in Albany, she was the daughter of Thomas J. Vogel and the late Nancy R. Carr. She attended grade school at Blessed Sacrament and was a graduate of Albany High School, Class of 1984. She was the beloved wife of James J. Bullis Jr., 42, and a devoted mother to Lauren, 20, Alexandra, 13, and Kathryn, 9. She is also survived by her loving siblings, Margaret Vogel-Nagengast, Karen Kozakiewicz (David), Thomas Vogel (Christine), Mary Berghela, Sandra Makis, Ruth Ormsby, John Vogel, Edward Vogel, Terrance Vogel, Jason Vogel (Jody) and Brian Vogel. She is also survived by her loving father-in-law, James J. Bullis; brother-in-law, Eric Orner; and the late Patricia R. Bullis; many adoring aunts, uncles; nieces and nephews; and many close friends. Patty had a successful 20-year career with the department of motor vehicles as an administrative analyst and was a great friend and colleague to all of those she worked with. Her free time was always centered around her husband Jim and her three daughters. One could always count on seeing Patty at a dance recital, softball game or school concert, and many more activities in her family's lives. Patty could make any occasion a very special and memorable one, whether it be family vacations at the ocean, holiday gatherings or any kind of family event. Patty was a very devoted and family-oriented woman who instilled her values and the love of family and friends to all of those who knew her. Patty's sense of humor, compassion, optimism and love of life will be truly missed by all.
Patricia Hayes Bullis Patty, 39, of Duanesburg, died tragically on December 22, 2005. Born in Albany, she was the daughter of Thomas J. Vogel and the late Nancy R. Carr. She attended grade school at Blessed Sacrament and was a graduate of Albany High School, Class of 1984. She was the beloved wife of James J. Bullis Jr., 42, and a devoted mother to Lauren, 20, Alexandra, 13, and Kathryn, 9. She is also survived by her loving siblings, Margaret Vogel-Nagengast, Karen Kozakiewicz (David), Thomas Vogel (Christine), Mary Berghela, Sandra Makis, Ruth Ormsby, John Vogel, Edward Vogel, Terrance Vogel, Jason Vogel (Jody) and Brian Vogel. She is also survived by her loving father-in-law, James J. Bullis; brother-in-law, Eric Orner; and the late Patricia R. Bullis; many adoring aunts, uncles; nieces and nephews; and many close friends. Patty had a successful 20-year career with the department of motor vehicles as an administrative analyst and was a great friend and colleague to all of those she worked with. Her free time was always centered around her husband Jim and her three daughters. One could always count on seeing Patty at a dance recital, softball game or school concert, and many more activities in her family's lives. Patty could make any occasion a very special and memorable one, whether it be family vacations at the ocean, holiday gatherings or any kind of family event. Patty was a very devoted and family-oriented woman who instilled her values and the love of family and friends to all of those who knew her. Patty's sense of humor, compassion, optimism and love of life will be truly missed by all.
Patty and her mother-in-law Rusty Bullis were both killed in a car accident. Patty's husband, Jim and 9-year-old daughter, Katie, remain in the hospital.
Patricia Hayes Bullis Patty, 39, of Duanesburg, died tragically on December 22, 2005. Born in Albany, she was the daughter of Thomas J. Vogel and the late Nancy R. Carr. She attended grade school at Blessed Sacrament and was a graduate of Albany High School, Class of 1984. She was the beloved wife of James J. Bullis Jr., 42, and a devoted mother to Lauren, 20, Alexandra, 13, and Kathryn, 9. She is also survived by her loving siblings, Margaret Vogel-Nagengast, Karen Kozakiewicz (David), Thomas Vogel (Christine), Mary Berghela, Sandra Makis, Ruth Ormsby, John Vogel, Edward Vogel, Terrance Vogel, Jason Vogel (Jody) and Brian Vogel. She is also survived by her loving father-in-law, James J. Bullis; brother-in-law, Eric Orner; and the late Patricia R. Bullis; many adoring aunts, uncles; nieces and nephews; and many close friends. Patty had a successful 20-year career with the department of motor vehicles as an administrative analyst and was a great friend and colleague to all of those she worked with. Her free time was always centered around her husband Jim and her three daughters. One could always count on seeing Patty at a dance recital, softball game or school concert, and many more activities in her family's lives. Patty could make any occasion a very special and memorable one, whether it be family vacations at the ocean, holiday gatherings or any kind of family event. Patty was a very devoted and family-oriented woman who instilled her values and the love of family and friends to all of those who knew her. Patty's sense of humor, compassion, optimism and love of life will be truly missed by all.
Patricia Hayes Bullis Patty, 39, of Duanesburg, died tragically on December 22, 2005. Born in Albany, she was the daughter of Thomas J. Vogel and the late Nancy R. Carr. She attended grade school at Blessed Sacrament and was a graduate of Albany High School, Class of 1984. She was the beloved wife of James J. Bullis Jr., 42, and a devoted mother to Lauren, 20, Alexandra, 13, and Kathryn, 9. She is also survived by her loving siblings, Margaret Vogel-Nagengast, Karen Kozakiewicz (David), Thomas Vogel (Christine), Mary Berghela, Sandra Makis, Ruth Ormsby, John Vogel, Edward Vogel, Terrance Vogel, Jason Vogel (Jody) and Brian Vogel. She is also survived by her loving father-in-law, James J. Bullis; brother-in-law, Eric Orner; and the late Patricia R. Bullis; many adoring aunts, uncles; nieces and nephews; and many close friends. Patty had a successful 20-year career with the department of motor vehicles as an administrative analyst and was a great friend and colleague to all of those she worked with. Her free time was always centered around her husband Jim and her three daughters. One could always count on seeing Patty at a dance recital, softball game or school concert, and many more activities in her family's lives. Patty could make any occasion a very special and memorable one, whether it be family vacations at the ocean, holiday gatherings or any kind of family event. Patty was a very devoted and family-oriented woman who instilled her values and the love of family and friends to all of those who knew her. Patty's sense of humor, compassion, optimism and love of life will be truly missed by all.
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