Daniel Patrick McGeachy III

Many lives are richer from having known Pat! His wonderful voice and grand sense of humor enriched the occasions when I was in his presence at church and retreat experiences!

Though I've never had the pleasure to meet this gentleman, I have the privilege of calling his daughter, Liz, my friend. To hear her speak, sing, emote, give counsel, is to know that she comes from great people who were warm, intelligent and loving. May the family be comforted by all of the good memories they have of Mr. McGeachy.

I remember when the McGeachy family came to Westminster. I have many fond memories of him and the rest of the family. You are all in our thoughts and prayers.

Pat was one of a kind. He and I were friends at Montreat N.C Our fathers were good friends.

When we were smaller at HG Hill Elementary, I remember going to a slumber party at Liz's house. Her dad came downstairs with us and played his guitar. I didn't know dads did that. I thought he was so cool. I loved his big deep voice.

A truly irrepressible spirit. Farewell and God speed, old friend. Bob Shelton

I met Brother Pat when I worked downtown Nashville and I would attend the Wed. lunches. Brother Pat was such a generous spirit, full of joy and hope, he made the rest of my work week so easily bearable. May he rest in peace.

Pat was more than a friend and mentor. His full heart shown brightly. We worked together at Penuel Ridge Retreat and led tours. On in particuliar was 50 kids from Nashville's inner city. Pat was down on his knees at the lake showing them the water in his cupped hands. I'm sure he was also praying for these kids, and to be able to get up! Rest in Peace Pat. Hallelujah!

Rest well, my friend. May Light Perpetual shine upon you and may grace and peace be with those who love and miss you.