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John Michael Patison Sr.

Fort Worth, Texas

1927 - 2017

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John Michael Patison Sr., a retired United Methodist minister, died on Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2017. Service: 10 a.m. Saturday at First United Methodist Church. Burial: Mount Olivet Cemetery. Visitation: 4 to 7:30 p.m. Friday at the funeral home. Memorials: Those who wish to do so are invited to...

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God blessed us all with Rev. Patison. He was inspirational and joyful and kind. In a sermon he once said, "A kindness is never forgotten." His kindness certainly won't be.

Peace and love to his family.

Donna Johnson

I will always remember what a good friend you were in the years that you and Fred took rehab at Harris together. Thanks you so much for holding Fred's funeral and the wonderful things that you said about him. I will always remember the times you served as pastor of University Methodist.

Michael,
Thank you so much for officiating my wedding! Crystal and I are eternally grateful. It was an honor knowing you.
Margaret - I'm sorry we missed the funeral. Crystal and I give our sincere condolences. We hope to see you soon.

Rest in peace Rabbi

Love always, Jeremy and Crystal

Michael and I have been good friends since our Scout days and Methodist church days. We were reared in the same neighborhood and our mothers were best friends. During the past few years we have seen one another mostly at the drug store when we were able to enjoy a twenty or thirty conversation about the old times. It was a real pleasure to be able to visit and reminisce and he will be missed. He officiated at most of the funerals and marriages of our family members for the last sixty years...

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Michael was a kind, intelligent, very witty man! We so enjoyed our time with him, even though it was so limited. Margaret, we are praying for the peace and comfort of the Lord Jesus to bless you and the family at this difficult time. Much love, Jack and Mary

As a little girl at the Church of the Good Shepherd, I adored "Brother Mike", as he was affectionately known. I am so thankful that I was able to hug his neck and let him know how much he meant to me, just a few years ago. I still recall his sermon that day. It was a lesson that his father had taught him in regards to shining shoes. Be sure to polish all sides of the shoe and not just the front. God sees all sides of us, not just the outside part that others can see. God bless you, your...

The FTD Pastel Peace Basket

Rev. Patison thank you for sharing your, life and humor with me and Stan. You will be fondly remembered for your kindness and love of God! He taught me so much in the years we worked together!,