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Patrick Martin Obituary

Martin, Patrick T.
Ontario: Died on July 6, 2008 at age 76. Predeceased by his wife Judith. Survived by his children, Leeland Martin (Angela Durham), Scott (Kimberly) Martin, Sally (C.J.) Zimmerman; 4 grandchildren, Patrick, Jaycie, Robert, Caroline Zimmerman; mother-in-law Alice Smith; a niece & a nephew.
Friends are invited to call Thursday 5-8PM at MURPHY FUNERAL HOME, 1961 Ridge Rd., Ontario. His Funeral Service will be held 10AM Friday at St. Paul's Catholic Church, Webster. Burial at Furnaceville Cemetery. Donations may be made to a charity of one's choice in his memory.

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Published by Rochester Democrat And Chronicle on Jul. 9, 2008.

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Denise

January 5, 2009

I am very sorry to hear of Pat's passing. He is missed by many.
Rest in Peace.

Ted/Jean Wernert

July 15, 2008

Lee, Scott, and Sally,
Ted and I are sorry to hear of your loss. Being neighbors we enjoyed your mom and dad and they were taken too soon. We were unable to make it to the service but we extend our heartfelt condolences.
Ted and Jean Wernert

Krystee Van Den Bosch

July 12, 2008

I looked forward to Pat's daily inspiration messages - it was a highlight in my day. I truly shall miss his daily words of encouragement, strength and hope. God Bless his Soul - may Peace be with him, and with all whom knew and love him.

Stephanie Ware

July 12, 2008

Pat has been missed in AITK. I noticed when he quit sending his regular posts of the daily meditations. I have only been a member of AITK for about 1 year, but Pat was very reliable. His dedication to the program was commendable.

Bless those of you he left behind. May you find comfort knowing you will be together again.

Kathy Farrell

July 11, 2008

Pat was instrumental in helping to keep my sanity both here in Afghanstan and last year when I was in Iraq. God rest his soul, he was a wonderful person and I'm sure he is one of God's Angels :)

Lanie Goebel

July 11, 2008

Pat, You were a rock that stood so firm for so many. I was only one to be so loved and cared for by your faith. I will miss you forever, but I guess this day God wanted you more. I know you will be missed by many more. I wish you peace now, just as you gave to me.

Pradeep Bhandekar

July 11, 2008

We will be missing Pat a lot.

May God rest his soul in peace.

David Lugo

July 10, 2008

Even though I never got to meet Pat in person I know he was a great man. I am very grateful to have known him a little bit through the AAFB and AITK online groups. His shares were very inspirational and his famous signature "Keep an attitude of gratitude" is very significant in my life and that of many others. My condolences to Sally and the rest of his family.

Bob Flagle

July 10, 2008

Pat was a great inspiration to many through his online groups. He was a regular at our AAFB reunion in Hastings (NE) each year and will be missed this year. I can remember quite a few times when his often heard quote "Keep An Attitude of Gratitude" would appear in my Inbox at just the right time!

Carmen Kruschke

July 10, 2008

Pat was the founder of an online group I belong to AAFB that has saved my sanity many times over the last year or so. I never got to meet Pat, but he was available when able to send a smile or a limrick or encouragement.

Ralph Lavacca

July 10, 2008

Dear Lee, Scott, and Sally,

I regret not having been more in touch with Pat over the years since moving to Florida, but I've thought of him often with much fondness. I have many good memories of times we all spent together, and am very, very sad to learn of his passing.

My deep condolences to you and your families.

Sincerely,
Ralph Lavacca

Chant sutton

July 10, 2008

Pat will be missed even all the way here in France.
I'm so sorry for your lost. But I will always remember to be grateful. Thanks Pat.
Lots of love Chant

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