George Patrick O'Neil

Peggy and family,
My husband and I met and worked with Pat at Bay Valley as bartenders around 1980 & 1981. He was such a sweet man. He always talked so lovingly of his family. Peggy and Tim went to All Saints with me so we always had something to talk about. He was truly a good man.

Terry and I are sorry to hear of your loss. We will pray for your family to somehow help with your grief. Our prayers are with you.

Aunt Doris and family,

I am so sorry to learn of Uncle Pat's passing. Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers as you find your way through this difficult time. Uncle Pat's laugh and good nature will remain with me as wonderful memories of my visits to Michigan each summer as a child to visit my "northern" relatives.

Colleen, John and Claire LaRocca

Pat's family, I am sorry to hear of your loss. I knew Pat and Charlie from the Elks. He was always there for the millionare's parties of past. I work with young Pat at Dow and sometimes attend cards at All Saints with him. I lost my father in 2004 and still think of him all the time. I hope everyone is doing well.

Tim - so sorry to read of your dad's passing. My deepest condolences, and may God comfort you during this time of deep sorrow.

Our sincere sympathy to you Doris and to your family. Although we cannot be with you in person, we are there in spirit with our thoughts and prayers. We remember in our minds the good times we have had with Pat, particularly Dave in his childhood being his next oldest brother. Pat was so proud of his family and their activities, accomplishments, adventures, and achievements, that your memories are plentiful and will last a lifetime. You have lost a good husband and father and we pray that...

My deepest sympathy ! You are all in my prayers... May God bless each and everyone of you and your families !

Pat's Family,

My sincere sympathy. I share many years with Pat at local 12075 working with him on the election committee and traveling with him on union business. Pat helped me with hamburger night at council 414 for many years. He had a great love for his Savior and the knights of columbus. His first love was his family who he always spoke highly of. This true Sir Knight will surely be missed. Rich Wasmer, fellow Dow Chemical worker and friend.

Doris, Terri & Family,
Death leaves a heartache that no one can heal, love leaves a memory that no one can steal.

Our deepest sympathy to your entire family.