Patty Blomberg, a longtime City College psychology professor who was best known as the woman who brought the Condom Connection cart to campus, died Saturday, Sept. 17. She was 70.

Blomberg was often seen driving the cart around campus with her students, delivering free condoms. She and six other students collaborated with Capital City AIDS Fund in 2015 to create the cart. She secured the donation of a golf cart and used it to distribute condoms and safe sex messages to students throughout the main campus each Tuesday and Thursday.

“Patty was always incredibly caring for our students,” said Frank Malaret, her longtime dean who is currently interim dean of the Davis Center. “She had an incredible spirit.”
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Blomberg was an adjunct professor at City College since 1976 in the psychology department. She taught for over 40 years, mainly in human sexuality, and was scheduled to retire soon. She received her bachelor’s degree at Sacramento State and her master’s degree in developmental psychology at UC Davis.

“If you think about it, how many lives did she save?” said Interim President Michael Poindexter in an email sent Monday to faculty. “Despite some people’s objections to having that on campus, she loved our students and wanted to keep them safe.”

As of Monday, a memorial service had not been determined.