Harvey L. Patry

Dear Victoria and family. We are thinking of you all at this time of sorrow. We still see Harvey with a rod in his hand and a large smile....and Anticosti River.... Our deepest sympathies. Pierre and Martine Lachance

Dear cousins,
I am so sorry that I cannot attend your father's wake and funeral to extend my condolences personally. "Uncle Harvey" was such a big part of my life growing up. My memories of him are of his sparkling, dynamic personality, his sense of fun, his joie de vivre.
My thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.
Love,
Louise

Dear Patrys,
Sincerest condolences on Mr. P's passing. He was, and always will be, an unforgettable character to me. He was a dad I was never frightened of for many reasons...he always had a greeting and a kind word to the children visiting, he knew what was going on with us and remembered previous conversations,.... because he always looked us in the eye, spoke to us as equals and treated the us with respect. His nick name for me is my computer password! I plan to keep it that...

Our family will miss Harvey a lot. I am a good friend of Norman and spent a lot of time at 14 Buttonwood Lane growing up. Harvey even pushed me into the mud on fishing trip, ... at least that is how I remember it. He was a kind and gental man. We are saddened by his passing.

The Buckley Family:
Scott, Regina, Oliver, Elliott

Dear Vickie - Please accept our deepest sympathy on the sudden, untimely loss of your husband. During our brief time with both of you at the reunion, you seemed genuinely devoted to each other. Our hope for you is to be granted the inner strength and peace to see you this most difficult time. Remember the good times and be mindful of the huge support group you have, friends as well as family. Fondly-Tamara and stewart Bell (Siegel)