More condolences from NRO readers from our condolence page:

Please accept our deepest condolences for the passing of Mrs. Buckley. We had the pleasure of cruising with WFB on the NR post-election cruise last November and were sorry Pat Buckley was not there — from what we knew, it would have added spice to the trip (and that’s saying something considering who was on that trip). Our sense of loss was acute at the news of her death — the loss to you gentlemen and the family must be orders of magnitude greater. Even though we never knew her personally, she added richness to our lives through you. Please know that our prayers are with you. May the peace of God through Christ be with you and with her. Sincerely, Chad and Kim Davis Indianapolis, Ind. My deepest condolences, and God’s peace and grace, to Bill and Christopher Buckley. I first learned the word “preternaturally” many years ago from Wilfred Sheed, who used it to modify the adjective “kind” as a description of Pat Buckley. Her legacy is one of the utmost grace. God’s love be with you. J. E. Dyer CDR, USN (Ret.) Hemet, Calif.

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UPDATE: Another one:

Messrs. William and Christopher Buckley and family —
The civilized world is something less as the sun rises to a day with no Pat Buckley. I never met her, but I can read, comprehend, and laugh — that is enough to realize what a great wife, in-law, mother and grandmother you were treated to. For half a century your household could only have been an enviable exchange of unrestrained mirth, seasoned with iron will. When each of the rest of us lavishes our spouse or child with a much-deserved piquant barb, it origins lie in part with inspiration from Pat Buckley. Higher praise cannot be accorded.
Peace to you all.
Doug Brown
Huntington, N.Y.