PATRICK J. "PJ" CHAMBERS

Hey Patrick. Can’t believe it’s been three years already. Was just reflecting on the good times at work and on the golf course, man. A lot of people miss you here. See you one day on the flip side

On behalf of all who knew him during his time at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo, I would like to convey our deepest sympathy for your loss. Patrick was such a kind person and a joy to work with; our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this difficult time.

Love seeing and talking to PJ. Very sorry for your loss.

Amy, I didn’t know you well at the USAO, bit I want you to know how sorry I am about your loss. I’ll pray for you to be comforted during this time. May the happy memories sustain you once the grief subsides.

Dear Amy, Christopher & entire Williams/Chambers Family,

Please accept our deepest sympathies on the loss of your beloved loved one PJ.

Please find comfort in knowing each of you & and your families are in our thoughts, in our daily prayers and in our hearts at this difficult time of deep sorrow.

We so loved being with Patrick at Mark&Josie’s - what a delightful & loving young man! He was such a kind loving person; always making sure to say hello and spend...

Pat was a great young man. I don't know why God took him so young. I don't know why God takes the good people away from us. Pat helped train me at DCMA. He helped me through my 3 year training program and it's because of Pat that I have the knowledge and skills to do my job today. I'm glad I got to know Pat. God bless your family.

Patrick was a great coworker and an even better friend. He will be missed. Fly high Paddy! God bless and keep golfing up there!

Love to Cleveland Family, Amy and Chris: Heartfelt condolences from your cousin, Mary.
A MEMORY
A visit to Amy and Chris many years ago gave me a an opportunity to get to know Patrick. Poor kid had been charged with entertaining me in Amy and Chris' absence. We talked about pizza, Chicago style, and Cleveland style, PJ suggesting "the best pizza Cleveland could offer." It was a magnificent pie, a great meal. I think PJ was in his mid-20's, certainly had better things to do, but in...