My condolences to his family. I had the privilege of growing up with Pat, from grade school to high school. He was always kind, caring and helpful. Rest Easy my friend!

Posted by Melissa Chee (Columbus) on November 12, 2024

I am sorry for your loss. Pat has been a friendly face and a dear cousin all my life. I remember and admire him.

Posted by Matthew Simmons on October 24, 2024

Karen - we are so sorry to hear of this tremendous loss for you and your kids. We have fond memories of time spent together with you, Pat, and your kids at Family Fest events, with an afternoon on the beach at Quadna standing out as a particularly special day! Sending hugs and prayers to you! John and Alyson Armstrong

Posted by Alyson Armstrong on October 22, 2024

I worked with Patrick at Wells Fargo. He was always so positive and enthusiastic about his work. He was one of those people that brought you joy, that you could confide in, that would listen when you were having a bad day, that would give advice if you wanted or just listen and nod. I'm sure he had stress and pressure from his work, but you never saw that in him. He liked to talk about his family and the special relationship he had with his wife. I could tell it made him happy to tell me about spending time with his wife and kids. I didn't even know he was sick. When I resigned from Wells Fargo a year ago, he called me and told me how much he appreciated working with me and how much he valued our time together. He encouraged me by telling me how talented I was and that I would be missed. He wasn't one of those people who commanded attention when he walked in a room, but I now see his quiet leadership style and his strengths. I am so very sorry. He will be missed. He was someone I will miss.

Posted by Ally Shuman on October 22, 2024

Deepest sympathy to his family and friends

Posted by Susan Downs Winges on October 21, 2024