Patrick L. Chandler

Pat was my favorite geneologist.. His grand mother was evidently the wife of Victor McCarty Alias James Hogan of the .McCarty boys of Belevue NE. Google them for an interesting history on how the McCarty s became the unofficial law when there was no law. Vick is buried In Crystal lake cemetery in Minneapolis after a shoot out with st Paul deputies in 1919.

I had not talked with Patrick in about two years but at this time of year I have always thought of Pat and Dorothy since their Christmas card always came before anyone else and my family always expected it. So today I decided to get in touch and googled his name and address and learned of his death. My grandmother was Mabel Chandler Freundschuh who lived in Pensacola, Fl (first cousins to Jim and Pat) and my mother was Mary Freundschuh Ferrell. They lived outside of Tallahassee, Fl. Patrick...

I was so sorry to hear of Patrick's death. Patrick was an invaluable resource to all of us McCarty family researchers. He was a genuinely nice man and he will be greatly missed.

We are so sorry to have missed this. Pat was a dear person and a 3rd cousin of my husband Bill Smith through the McCarty family. He will be missed

To the family of Patrick Chandler:

Please accept our sympathy for your loss. It was an honor to be with Patrick during his final days. May your memories bring you comfort.

Sincerely,
The Fairview Hospice Team

My siblings and I know the name "Pat Chandler" very well, though we never met him. He and our Dad, Ed Hutterer, worked together for many years at the Hiway Department - the MN Department of Transportation. Dad always spoke highly of Pat, and I remember Mom and Dad (both of whom have passed away since 2006) frequently mentioning good times spent with Pat and Dorothy Chandler. You all have our sincere sympathy in your loss, and our hope that wonderful memories are of comfort to you.

My husband, Bill and I met Pat and Dorothy when we started the Minnesota Genealogical Society library on W. 7th St. in St. Paul, MN. The two were tireless in volunteering their time to this organization. My husband, who was into video taping, sat down with Pat one afternoon and taped two hours with Pat who reminisced about his WWII experiences. Pat not only remembered events on an almost daily basis but he had all this in his head! We spent many good times with Pat and Dorothy in their...

Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. It was a pleasure knowing Pat, as well as all of his dedicated nieces and nephew.

Dear Debbi, Jackie and Family,

It was our privilege to provide care for your beloved uncle. We share in your grief and send you our love.

Your Friends at Little Hospice