Pat Dye

Great Ga. Player/ Great Coach
Outstanding MAN

My dearest condolences to the Dye family members for their loss of a great great man! My father, Al Dye, being a very distance cousin spoke of Pat Dye; both he and my dad left this world too soon in 2020. May your heart be the strength and resilience of Pat.

Coach dye will be miss forever and forever

I am so sorry to hear of Mr. Dyes passing my Dad went to school with Mr. Dye in Blythe Georgia. His Family will be in my prayers My Dad Died last year in Feb. I wished Dad could have met him again. But God knows what best I will keep the family in my prayers may the Dear Lord be with you all.

I met and got to shake Coach Dyes hand at my Uncle Bill Beckwiths funeral in Auburn. I knew I had to get a handshake from him he was among a whos who of former Auburn players and Coaches but I only shook his because, He made Auburn relevant again and Auburn remains relevant thanks to him to this day ! God Bless your soul Coach !!

My deepest condolences to the family. May you find comfort in your treasured memories of Your loved one and May God continue to comfort you in the days, months and years ahead.

We were so glad when Auburn beat Alabama in 1982. We were newlyweds and so happy.

Our son enrolled at Auburn after high school graduation in 1989. That was our first experience seeing a real college football game. It was awesome! We grew to be huge fans of Auburn and especially Coach Pat Dye. He was an awesome coach and we will miss him. War Eagle to you always Coach Dye.

Auburn Fans,
Ken, Pat and Jeff Hoppe

I worked as a graduate assistant for coach Dye his first year as head coach at East Carolina University. He saved my life as a person. I am now 70 years old and I still follow his rules of life. Rest In Peace my friend. I love you.