Condolences to Passive Arts

[tkl-pen]

My condolences to Passive Arts, its ladies and staff on the passing of Trisha, one of the PA submissive ladies. She will be missed by all who knew her.

 

[Pseudo5]

Didn't know her but am very sorry to hear this.

 

[Adam]

That's very sad! I wonder what happened? Certainly, my condolences go out to her family and friends.

 

[dvnc]

They had info about her passing on the website a few weeks ago. Was weird and sorta sad not seeing her at the door...

RIP, lady.

 

[tkl-pen]

I only heard of it the day before yesterday. I met Trisha twice at the Passive Arts but I never did session with her since I always tended to choose Asian or Latina subs. Even so, she seemed like a very nice lady who liked the work she did there and the pleasure she was able to share with others.

 

[PassiveArts]

Thank you for your kind thoughts. Our dear Trisha passed away on June 2nd from a heart attack while at home. She had high blood pressure for many years and was always being remiss in not taking her medicine and it finally caught up with her.

For those that did not know her, she was a fixture here at Passive Arts... She was a Mom to the Ladies and a friend to everyone who entered... She was the one that greeted you at our parties and the one that created all those "kinky" barbies. We keep looking at the door and expect her to walk through it every day and know that she will never do that again... She will be truly missed...

John

 

[bellystrokes]

Being greeted by Trisha as you walked into the door for a Saturday night PA party was liked being greeted by your best friend who was going to take care of you for the night. She remembered everybody, she exuded excitement, and she looked you in the eyes and really wished you the best of times. She answered questions, helped you out, etc.

She was one of subs for an early LA party and was way fun to play with.

I will truly miss her but feel very blessed to have crossed her path as often as I did.

 

[unclebill]

I only met Trisha on one occasion, and she was so friendly when she greeted you at the door for a party at Passive Arts. One of those rare creatures who was beautiful both inside and out. May she rest in peace.

 

[Dave2112]

My deepest condolences. In our kinds of lifetsyles, we develop connections that go very deep, and we all are really one big family.

I'm saddened to hear this heartbreaking news, and can only wish peace to her friends and family at this time.

 

[arandy1247]

I am sorry to hear of your loss.

 

[TklDuo-Ann]

Being on the opposite coast, I've never had a chance to meet her or any of the crew there. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Her memory will be honored in the way you move on.

 

[jaba]

Thank you for your kind thoughts. Our dear Trisha passed away on June 2nd from a heart attack while at home. She had high blood pressure for many years and was always being remiss in not taking her medicine and it finally caught up with her.

For those that did not know her, she was a fixture here at Passive Arts... She was a Mom to the Ladies and a friend to everyone who entered... She was the one that greeted you at our parties and the one that created all those "kinky" barbies. We keep looking at the door and expect her to walk through it every day and know that she will never do that again... She will be truly missed...

John

I just saw this thread...

Trisha was an absolute sweetheart, who made it her mission to make nervous newbies, like myself at one time, quite comfortable.

If I did not get a hug from Trisha when I came in and when I left that place, the day was not complete. My heart saddens when I don't see her at the front desk.

You cannot replace a wonderful soul like Trish.... :