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Patricia Anne Munt (Dill)

Passed 5/14/2026

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Obituary For Patricia Anne Munt (Dill)

Patricia Anne Munt (Dill) 79

It is with broken hearts that the family of Patricia Anne Munt announce her passing after a long battle with Parkinson’s Disease and Dementia.

Patricia passed away on May 14, 2026, with family and carers of the Admiral Long-Term Care facility, by her side.

Patricia was a kind and quiet individual who enjoyed a good book, and a sweet treat. She was often up for a game of Scrabble or a CrossWord Puzzle. Pat spent over 20 years working at Atlantic School of Theology, in Halifax, helping many clergy fulfill their journey working in their chosen divinity. Amazingly, despite dementia, Pat loved to patrol the halls in the nursing home checking out each noise and occasionally sitting at the “secretary” desk to monitor affairs. Patricia’s caring spirit also led her to support many individuals during times of crisis while volunteering on a Help Phone Line.

Although quiet by nature Patricia also had an adventurous spirit which was evident when, at age 17, she became the youngest female sky-diver in Nova Scotia. Her adventurous spirit was also evident by her many trips South, with her life partner, Tom Ptolemy, as well as her time in Europe with her dear friend Cheryl. Patricia also cherished her time spent at the cottage in Toney River, particularly with her cousin Emily.

Patricia was predeceased by her parents Andrew and Inez Dill (ne: Stephen), her dear Aunt Mary Vaughan, her many aunts and uncles, and Tom’s son Craig Ptolemy. Left with many wonderful memories are her partner Tom Ptolemy, her girls Rachael Baker (James), and Marianne MacDonald (Jeff), and son Andrew McCurdy as well as Tom’s children Joyce Pardy (Matthew in heaven), Allan Ptolemy (Jenn). Patricia also leaves behind her siblings Brian Dill and Charlie Dill (Janice), as well as many loving cousins, and friends. Patricia will also be remembered by her many grandchildren, Kayla, Jayde, Harley, Danielle, Alex, Alyssa, Eric, Devin, Jack, Emma, Amelia, Liam, Chloe, Maggie, Emily, Briella, and Joshua.

In keeping with Patricia’s wishes, cremation has taken place. A private celebration of life for Pat will take place at a later time.

Those wishing to honour Patricia may do so through donations to the Avalon Sexual Assault Center or Bide Awhile Animal Shelter.

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  • 05/20/2026

    My deepest condolences Rachel and Marianne and your family . Please know you are all in my thoughts and prayers . Carolyn Chiola

  • 05/20/2026

    Sending lots of love to you all as you grieve Pat's passing and also celebrate her life. She had a quiet strength and kindness that always shone through. I remember being in Toney River while she was also there and appreciated getting to know her better and the occasional game of Scrabble. Martin MacLennan

  • 05/20/2026

    I met Pattie at Cornwallis Junior High when I moved to the area and to a new school. Pattie became a dear friend and even though I moved to Toronto, we always kept in touch through 'old fashioned letters' at the time. She will be missed, but always in my heart. Anne Cameron

  • 05/20/2026

    To the family of Patricia: I did not know Pat very well but I am a member of the Stephen family through my mother Margaret MacDonald and I wish to send my condolences to Tom and family. Try to remember all the good times; it really does help with coping with the loss of a dear loved one. Cousin Janet MacLennan has been kind to send me word about Pat. Sincerely, Jean Strum (MacDonald, Liverpool, N.S.

  • 05/19/2026

    I can see Admiral Longterm care home from our apartment window, How I wish I could visit Pat there again! But she is now free from her earthly limitations and we are happy for that. We send our love and condolences to Tom, Marianne, Rachel, Charlie, Brian, and families. Sincerely, John & Janet MacLennan

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