Dr. C.E. "Jack" Patton

Hazel and Family. I just heard about your loss of my close but distant friend. We met at Emory at Oxford and roomed together during Dental School. Meny good times together. Always a gentleman, and I know will be missed by all. God Bless. Bob Uible

We have so many great memories involving Jack and Hazel. Jack had an extremely important role in my decision to go to dental school and for that I am always grateful. We all will miss his big grin and laugh, as well as his delight in reciting a great poem! Our entire family sends our deepest sympathy for the loss that we will all feel and especially to Hazel and all of the family.

May you feel God's presence in a very special way at this particular time.

Our sincere condolences to Jack's family, whom we have not met.

Jack and I sat side by side in Miss Reid's first grade class in Tifton, in 1937-38, and remained in the same classes through elementary and part of middle school, when he moved to California. He was a good friend. We re-met at high school class reunions in recent years, but I will never forget those early days in our lives! My wife, Clarice (Cox) is a fellow Tiftonian and early friend of Jack, and joins me in...

With deepest sympathy to Hazel and family. We hope it will comfort you to know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. Roy and Janie Davis

Please accept our sincere condolences -- our memories are fond ones of earlier days on St. Simons Island together.
God bless, John and Rixie Hendry

I was one of DR.Pattons first patients in Jesup. He was the best and I have never forgotton him. My deepest sympathies. Robert Parks

We wanted to send our condolences to the Patton Family. We have many memories of life in a small town while we all lived and worked in Jesup. Our children all went to school together. I'm sure Dr. Patton will be missed by everyone who ever knew him.

God bless you all.
Mildred and Vanessa Overstreet