Pat Lazzaroni’s Volunteering Journey at St Michael’s Parish
Pat has been a devoted parishioner of St Michael’s Parish since 1969, faithfully contributing to its vibrant community life for over five decades.
In the early years, Pat enthusiastically supported parish and school events, particularly the much-loved school fetes. She became well known for her involvement in the tea and slice stall, delighting many with her homemade treats. Pat also generously gave her time to Cent Sales and a wide range of other school and parish activities, always willing to lend a helping hand wherever it was needed.
Following her retirement, Pat’s commitment to the parish only deepened. She has been instrumental in organising many important parish functions, helping bring people together and fostering a strong sense of community spirit. Among her many contributions are the monthly morning teas following the Anointing Mass, offering a warm and welcoming opportunity for fellowship.
Pat has also played a key role in coordinating Christmas Parish Dinners, as well as celebrations for Confirmation and First Holy Communion. Her dedication, organisation, and generous spirit have made these occasions memorable and meaningful for countless parishioners.
Through her many years of generous service, Pat has become a valued and respected member of St Michael’s Parish, truly embodying the spirit of community and volunteerism.
