Patricia Ann Sikorski, beloved wife to Walter J. Sikorski for 49 years. Loving daughter to her late parents Stanley and Evelyn Borowski (nee Gullivan), her late Step-Father John Hyjkowski; Step-Mother Rosemary Borowski (nee Tissue). She is also survived by her many friends and other relatives, Fred and Bernie Kohl (nee Borowski) and their sons Chris and Marcy Kohl, Craig and Michelle Kohl, Sue Neville, Patrick, Jimmy and Judy Turner and their daughters Tiffany, and Inita; Shane, Van, and Tracy Gullivan; and Kelly and Jerry Rambo (nee Gullivan). Patricia, known as Patsy, graduated from Forest Park H.S. in 1959, and Walters Modeling Academy. As a teenager, she began modeling on the Buddy Dean TV Show and the Etta Gown Shop. In 1961, she was chosen as Miss Maryland Highway Transportation. Patsy started working for Mason Dixon Lines in 1959 as a Secretary, then to an Administrative Assistant. Patsy was then asked to become the first female Sales Representative for the State of Maryland and Maryland Port. She continued on her on the job education and related training, attending Catonsville Community College of Business, Appalachian State University Marketing, University of Maryland Transportation, and University of Baltimore Port Transportation. In 1991, she worked for CBL as an Account Executive, in 1995, she worked with Old Dominion as a District Sales Representative and for Brown Transportation also in the same capacity. Patsy was very much liked and respected in the Industry, and she retired after 40 years. Visitation for family and friends will be held on Sunday, June 26th, 2011 from 2:00 � 4:00 PM and 6:00 � 8:00 PM in HUBBARD FUNERAL HOME, INC., 4107 Wilkens Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Monday, June 27th, 2011 at 11:00 AM in Our Lady of Victory Catholic Parish, 4416 Wilkens Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland. Interment will follow in Holy Rosary Cemetery You are using an outdated web browser that does not support this video. Your browser does not support this video format. You should be able to view it in Chrome, Safari or Internet Explorer. $(document).ready(function(){ if ( false === supports_h264_baseline_video() ) { $("#vdfmtnt").show(); $("#vidplyr1").hide(); }
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