Patricia Matosky, 82, Pottstown Patricia Matosky, 82, widow of John J. Bradley , died Monday, March 11, in Manatawny Manor. She was born in Philadelphia to the late John and the late Irma (Kannler) Matosky. She attended????? She worked as a Home Maker???? She is survived by her children, Richard, Paul, Margaret (Meg) and Matthew. Patricia M. Matosky, nee Bradley, beloved wife of the late Leo F. Matosky, passed away peacefully on Monday, March 11, 2019, at the age of 82. Pat was born in in the West Oak Lane section of Philadelphia, PA. She was the daughter of the late John and Irma (Kannler) Bradley. She graduated from Little Flower High School for Girls in Philadelphia and attended both Chestnut Hill College and Villanova University. After raising her family in Richboro, PA, she lived in Ambler, PA, Rosemont, PA, and had weekend homes in Ocean City, NJ and Centreville, MD. Most recently, she was a resident of Spring Mill Assisted Living, Phoenixville, PA. Pat is survived by her children, Richard Matosky, Paul (Ruthie) Matosky, Margaret Rekstis, and Matthew (Cynthia) Matosky. She is Grandmother to: Neal, Jordan and Lance Matosky; Emily, Lindsey and Charlotte Rekstis; and Jennifer Matosky. Pat is also survived by her siblings: David (Carol) Bradley, Michael Bradley, Sharon (Timothy) Cowley, and Theresa (Charles) Cavanagh, and preceded in death by the late Jack (Maggie) Bradley. She will be greatly missed by her fourteen loving nieces and nephews and twenty-two great nieces and nephews. Pat was a devoted mother, grandmother and sister and was proud to be called a “Homemaker”. She and her husband were equal and full partners throughout their marriage and each credited the other for their - collective - personal and professional success. She was active in her Catholic faith, sang Alto in her church(s) choir and had a - quiet - passion for helping others achieve their potential, especially those who may have suffered set backs in life. Pat enjoyed entertaining family and friends at her various homes and weekend homes in Ocean City, NJ and at her final home on the Corsica River on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. A voracious reader, she also beautifully played her cherished Steinway piano - a mid-life gift from her husband - and loved a home filled with music and interesting conversation. Over her lifetime, she was an avid knitting and needlepoint aficionado and was able to travel to interesting places all over the world like China, France, Germany, Italy, Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong and Tahiti. Pat will be missed by her very large family and all her many dear friends, after a long bout with dementia, she is finally at peace and playing beautiful music once again. A Memorial Mass will be held at Saint Basil the Great R.C. Church in Kimberton, PA, on April 12th, 2019. Interment will be private. Donations in her memory may be made to: By Check:to Little Flower Girls High School 1000 W. Lycoming Street, Philadelphia, PA 19140 or on-line at www.littleflower.org press the “support LF” button. All donations should reference Patricia Bradley (Matosky) Class of 1954 Scholarship Fund. All arrangements are being handled by the R. Strunk Funeral Home, 400 Main Street, Phoenixville, PA 19460. Online condolences can be made at www.rstrunkfuneralhome.com