Patrick Clark Braxton-Andrew

I recently learned of Patrick´s death. While I did not know him personally, my heart goes out to all who loved him. I pray that his legacy lives on through those who benefit from the scholarships established in his name, and through the E2D organization. May the Lord continue to sustain his parents. - Kimberly Crider, CEPAD-USA

My condolences for your loss. May your good memories and God's word help you get through the difficult days ahead. His word gives comfort when we are weighed down with anxieties. Psalm 119:28

Our hearts are with you. Our hugs and smiles will be ready when we see you. Much love.

Coach Gary is honestly one of the nicest guys I have ever met in my entire life. I never knew Patrick, but I'm sure he was the same way. God bless you guys.

Gary and Jean, my heartfelt love and support to you and your family. While I did not know Patrick, I can see the impact he has made in the world and the many lives that he has touched. I am deeply saddened by your loss but also inspired in the spirit and celebration of Patrick's meaningful life. I will be attending the memorial. I look forward to hearing more about Patrick's life and the love that he created.

Pato shared his love of learning, curiosity and the gift of friendship with anyone who had the pleasure of crossing his path.

Our family is grateful for the opportunity to see the world through Pato's eyes.

Praying for peace in Pato's family s hearts and the strength that can be drawn from the community that embraced him as a son.

The Verratti family

So very sorry for your loss, Jean, Gary and Kerry. I miss watching PBA playing soccer with Charles at North , and his ever- present smile.

May the peace of God be with the family and friends to comfort you during this time of tremendous loss.

I did not know Patrick, although we are fellow Davidson Alums. Still Patrick's story touched me deeply as I am the father of an eighteen year old who aspires to live the kind of adventures that Patrick lived. As parents, we long for our kids to be safe. Perhaps the most courageous thing we can do is to allow them to take the kinds of risks that they need to take in order to experience the richness that they deserve. Peace be with Patrick's family and friends.