James F. "Jim" PATNODE

I had the pr4iviledge of working for Chief Patnode on the Stmr. Middletown. He loved his family and he made everyone he worked with feel like extended family. He will be missed. Our sincere and deepest sysympathies.
Bob & Connie Wuorinen

Steve and Family, We are very sorry to here about your dad's passing. May the many happy memories you've shared through the years sustain you during this difficult time. You Steve understand us as well as your dad since the four of us are all sailors both past and present. Enjoy your retirement Steve, and help out with your mom. Your Shipmates Joe Mokry and Audrey Hannafius. Give us a call Steve at 440 225 8998 cell, or 440 548 2246. Have a Happy New Year Everyone!

Once a sailor Always a sailor.legends live on. ONCO days are gone but not forgotten. Ranman (toledo) F.R.White

Dennis, Holly and Family, We are so sorry to hear of your Dads passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. May the love you all have and the memories bring you all together in this time of need.

Ron and Karen Hensley

Dennis and Family,

Our thoughts and Prayers are with you in your time of sorrow. May God keep and comfort you with the good memories you and your Father had together and heal your heart as only he and time can do.

Your Friends,

Nancy and family,
I am so sorry to hear that your dad has passed. Although I didn't get the pleasure of meeting him I know he was a great man with an amazing family! If there is anything I can do to help please call on me. All my love and prayers.

May all of your wonderful memories comfort you in this difficult time. We will keep you in our prayers.

Mary,
I am very sorry to read that Jim passed. Chief Patnode was the GREATEST boss I ever had the pleasure to work for. He left me with a lot of great memories. I was very lucky that I ever had the pleasure to know him and all of his family. All of you are in my prayers.