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Patricia Robertson - Co-Founder of USI Succumbs to Cancer

On October 21, 2015, Patricia, my life-partner of over 26 years, and co-founder of USI, lost her battle with liver cancer. She was the most genuine and loving person I've ever known, and this is the most heartbreaking thing I've ever experienced. We both shared a belief in alien visitation and we had experienced paranormal phenomena together. So she understood and supported my interest in UFOs and the paranormal. In the earlier days of USI we used to go out driving, and look for ships among the stars, and tune into the original Dreamland AM radio show. The signal had to come all the way from Spokane to Calgary, but at night the old radio in our Chevy wagon picked it up really well. It was a 1972 model with a bench seat the size of a living room couch, so we'd park on some high ground outside the city and sit close and listen and watch the sky, and imagine what it would be like to be taken off to another world. She was a constant inspiration who will be missed by me, her family, her friends and colleagues. No words can describe the depth of my loss.

<blockquote data-quote="Randall" data-source="post: 234609" data-attributes="member: 2682">Patricia Robertson - Co-Founder of USI Succumbs to CancerOn October 21, 2015, Patricia, my life-partner of over 26 years, and co-founder of USI, lost her battle with liver cancer. She was the most genuine and loving person I&#039;ve ever known, and this is the most heartbreaking thing I&#039;ve ever experienced. We both shared a belief in alien visitation and we had experienced paranormal phenomena together. So she understood and supported my interest in UFOs and the paranormal. In the earlier days of USI we used to go out driving, and look for ships among the stars, and tune into the original Dreamland AM radio show. The signal had to come all the way from Spokane to Calgary, but at night the old radio in our Chevy wagon picked it up really well. It was a 1972 model with a bench seat the size of a living room couch, so we&#039;d park on some high ground outside the city and sit close and listen and watch the sky, and imagine what it would be like to be taken off to another world. She was a constant inspiration who will be missed by me, her family, her friends and colleagues. No words can describe the depth of my loss.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Randall, post: 234609, member: 2682"] [FONT=Arial][SIZE=5]Patricia Robertson - Co-Founder of USI Succumbs to Cancer[/SIZE] On October 21, 2015, Patricia, my life-partner of over 26 years, and co-founder of USI, lost her battle with liver cancer. She was the most genuine and loving person I've ever known, and this is the most heartbreaking thing I've ever experienced. We both shared a belief in alien visitation and we had experienced paranormal phenomena together. So she understood and supported my interest in UFOs and the paranormal. In the earlier days of USI we used to go out driving, and look for ships among the stars, and tune into the original Dreamland AM radio show. The signal had to come all the way from Spokane to Calgary, but at night the old radio in our Chevy wagon picked it up really well. It was a 1972 model with a bench seat the size of a living room couch, so we'd park on some high ground outside the city and sit close and listen and watch the sky, and imagine what it would be like to be taken off to another world. She was a constant inspiration who will be missed by me, her family, her friends and colleagues. No words can describe the depth of my loss.[/FONT] [/QUOTE]

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