"Little Pat" was the fourth child, second miscarriage, of John Louis Snyder and Christine A. Enright. Pat was 16 weeks in utero, stillborn at home, and buried March 30th in a handmade satin-lined coffin at the head of Grandfather John R. Enright's grave in Wildwood Cemetery, Winchester, Massachusetts. Pat was fully formed, pug-nose, looking just like sister Emily and brother John. Fr. Charles Anadore came to the graveside for a lovely ceremony with Chris and John, reading a most encouraging poem he wrote for just such an occasion.
"Little Pat" was the fourth child, second miscarriage, of John Louis Snyder and Christine A. Enright. Pat was 16 weeks in utero, stillborn at home, and buried March 30th in a handmade satin-lined coffin at the head of Grandfather John R. Enright's grave in Wildwood Cemetery, Winchester, Massachusetts. Pat was fully formed, pug-nose, looking just like sister Emily and brother John. Fr. Charles Anadore came to the graveside for a lovely ceremony with Chris and John, reading a most encouraging poem he wrote for just such an occasion.
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