Pat Joiner, 70, of Wichita Falls, formerly of Austin, died on Friday, August 30, 2013. Services will be held at a later date in Austin under the direction of Owens & Brumley Funeral Home of Wichita Falls. (Austin-American Statesman 9/3/2013)
From Glen Kallman Pat and I became freinds 56 years ago and it seems like yesterday, rest in peace my freind and Julie if you read this I send you my love and condolences.
So very sorry to hear of Pat's passing. He was one of a kind! Always smiling and full of self confidence. May Pat's family know that my prayers are with them at this time of great sorrow. Rest in peace Pat, and know you are truly missed!
Pat asked me out once but my father had a rule that he had to meet any boy taking me out. So when Pat got to my house, he sat in the chair next to the front door. Daddy was cleaning his rifle, and while telling Pat what he expected, pointed the rifle at Pat. Good thing he was next to the front door. He high-tailed it out and never asked me out again. I never forgave Daddy and told him so.
Lamont Freeman
WELL PAT WILL BE MISSED,BUT HE IS IN A GOOD PLACE .
AND HE MADE IT BACK TO THE 70`S
LAMONT
Wayne Clawson
RIP Pat "Old Friend"-So sorry.
Wayne
Barry Shelnutt
Losing Pat is a sad day for ALL that knew him. I hope Julie knows how many in the class of'61 really loved Pat as a great class mate. RIP---Barry
Earl Gillum
Earl and I am sadened to hear about Pat. He was a fun guy always had a smile on his
face. He will be missed by all who knew him.
To Julie: If you read this we hope you know that we all enjoyed Pats company and sorry
we did not get to see you two at our 50th Reunion. He may be gone but not forgotten...
Glen Kallman
From Glen Kallman Pat and I became freinds 56 years ago and it seems like yesterday, rest in peace my freind and Julie if you read this I send you my love and condolences.
Sue Avery (Jeffcoat)
So sad. Live cut short. God bless you, Pat.
Niki Bohn (Sanders)
I will miss Pat and his mischievous ways.
Niki
Carol Rabun (Mallow)
So very sorry to hear of Pat's passing. He was one of a kind! Always smiling and full of self confidence. May Pat's family know that my prayers are with them at this time of great sorrow. Rest in peace Pat, and know you are truly missed!
In Deepest Sympathy,
Carol
Lera Laxton (Lamme)
Pat asked me out once but my father had a rule that he had to meet any boy taking me out. So when Pat got to my house, he sat in the chair next to the front door. Daddy was cleaning his rifle, and while telling Pat what he expected, pointed the rifle at Pat. Good thing he was next to the front door. He high-tailed it out and never asked me out again. I never forgave Daddy and told him so.
Steve Holt
Surprised and Sorry to hear of Pat passing away. He was a neat guy and a PRETTY good Boxer
Steve Holt