I remember meeting Pat for the first time. I have this vivid image in my mind of a kid sitting on a stool at Campus Inn with a cup of coffee in one hand, and a PFunk(Parliment Cigs that Pat used to call PFunks for those of you who didn't know) in another. Bob Seger's "Turn the Page" was playing on the Jukebox, Patty O offered me the stool right next to him, we got to rappn and we were Best Friends ever Since. He was the most welcoming, easy going person I ever encountered. I will never forget that day. I was not able to attend Pat's Funeral when he passed away because I was in the military oversea's. I just wished I could of been there to thank him for all that he taught me throughout our friendship, I wish I could of had one last conversation with you brother, I just wanted to tell you Thank You for teaching me to LIVE my life and enjoy every moment I have, and Thank You for making me a better person by just being you. You were more admired and loved than you could ever realize my friend. Rest in Piece my friend, I hope to see you again someday.
Honestly me and Pat were just cool as classmates. I never met such a humble and respectable guy. He always had a smile and was stayed in good spirits. My condolecents to his family. Truely an amazing guy.
Jessica Putrello (Riggio)
~Rest in Peace Pat...you are loved and missed forever~ truly one of the coolest cats I have ever known :)Joseph Redmond
Great Kid... May you Rest In Peace Pat...Gary Julian
I remember meeting Pat for the first time. I have this vivid image in my mind of a kid sitting on a stool at Campus Inn with a cup of coffee in one hand, and a PFunk(Parliment Cigs that Pat used to call PFunks for those of you who didn't know) in another. Bob Seger's "Turn the Page" was playing on the Jukebox, Patty O offered me the stool right next to him, we got to rappn and we were Best Friends ever Since. He was the most welcoming, easy going person I ever encountered. I will never forget that day.I was not able to attend Pat's Funeral when he passed away because I was in the military oversea's. I just wished I could of been there to thank him for all that he taught me throughout our friendship, I wish I could of had one last conversation with you brother, I just wanted to tell you Thank You for teaching me to LIVE my life and enjoy every moment I have, and Thank You for making me a better person by just being you. You were more admired and loved than you could ever realize my friend. Rest in Piece my friend, I hope to see you again someday.
Kendal Slaughter
Honestly me and Pat were just cool as classmates. I never met such a humble and respectable guy. He always had a smile and was stayed in good spirits. My condolecents to his family. Truely an amazing guy.