Sorry to here about Pat, he was a grand man. I enjoyed visiting with him when I deliverd maple syrup. We are out of town so not able to attend the services.
I enjoyed playing poker with Pat many evenings. His favorite game was "Follow the Queens", and he seemed to attract those Queens. He had many interesting stories to tell about his former jobs as a bartender and on various construction projects which made the game enjoyable even if you were loosing. I will miss him. Bob Manning
We didn't know Pat well, but for a while he'd stop by the senior center during bridge games. lways had a smile and always made you feel like you were his 'best' friend.
Sorry to hear of Pat's passing. We were always glad to get a chance for a visit with him and enjoy his sense of humor and knack of story telling. Our sympathy to all. He will be sadly missed.
I was so sorry to hear about Pat's passing. Pat was always so kind to my Dad in his later years although he never lacked an opportunity to bust on him when it was warranted. I loved his sense of humor and razor sharp wit. I had the occasional invitation to sit at the "Men's Table" and was always deeply honored to join he and Howdy. Pat was a real treasure! My thoughts and prayers to his family as they grieve his passing!
Dear Pat's Family, I am so sorry for your loss and my Mom, Lois Yandon grieves with you. John and I are on our way to John's Mom's funeral in Nebraska, and will not be able to attend with Mom. We are with you in sorrow and prayer. John's Mom was 97. Mom loved being with Pat at the senior center and Marcia's for after church breakfast. She spoke often of how much Pat could remember about her life as a child. Blessings to all. Judy Stafford
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