Our thoughts are with you, Beatrice and your family in this time of grief. Pat was a cheerful eldest brother and I have many fond memories of him when we were growing up in St. John.
Brother Fred and wife Stella
So sad to hear of Uncle Pat's passing. He always made others smile. Always up to something. I am smiling just thinking as a child how many tricks he would play while we visited at my grandparents in Saint John. You may be gone but you will never be forgotten. RIP Uncle Pat. <3
My fondest memory of Uncle Pat was his yearly re-enactment at Christmas of mowing the lawn in pain, buckled over because his belt was too tight. It got funnier and more exaggerated every year. He taught us life lessons: don't wear a tight belt and laugh lots! Hugs to Aunt Beatrice and my cousins, from Theresa Blanchard-McVea and family
Condolence to Beatrice (Bea) and her family . I will never forget very funny man loved making us all laugh and feel at home when we came to visit
I will always have the fun times we had at the different places , playing cards, barbecue at summer place . So many wonderful memories. I will always think the world of you Pat. God Bless
I’m so very sorry to hear Uncle Pat has passed. I have fond memories of family visits, and going to the camp when we were young. I’ll be forever grateful for his lifting our spirits and having us laugh, during the rough days when dad had passed.
Rest In Peace Uncle Pat. Our lives were blessed for having known you.
Debbie Blanchard Knox & family
