Patrick C. Cumming

Melissa cannot find the words. So sorry for you and your family's loss.

I had an incident last March and He was the EMT in the ambulance with me. He said to me. "Do you know who I am? You have taken photos of me" I finally figured it out with a few more clues. He was so nice and exceptional. I was happy for his parents having a Kid working in Princeton Fire Department Ambulance. Oh I feel for his parents. I think losing a child has to be one of the worst things. I wish you well, Juliet.

Patrick was so eager to learn. I remember when we were both learning how to do blood draws on patients at UMass Leominster hospital. After watching and asking questions, he picked it right up like he´d been doing it for years. Always offered a helping hand and words of encouragement. Not only was he caring, he had a great personality. He could light up any room he walked into. He impacted my life as well as many others. He will be missed greatly.

Patrick was a great student at Wachusett Regional High School, I had the pleasure of having him in my freshman physics class. Always a positive attitude and hard worker. I am very sorry for your loss. Rest in peace Patrick.

Bob and Melissa... so sorry for your your loss. Such unimaginable pain. Sending prayers.

We would have Patrick help us out around the house as needed (heavy lifting, pet sitting) and one of the times he helped out with our cat I just had to laugh. He did not know our cat's name but he was a grey tabby. Patrick would send me "proof of life" photos with each drop by and text "I've got eyes on Silver" or "Silver is doing OK". I still remember being on vacation and laughing out loud at this official report I would get. Not only was it just really cute and funny but it made me feel so...

I will always remember playing on the Princeton soccer teams with Patrick as well as his brother and sister. He was always energetic and uplifting to be around, and possessed such a natural athletic ability. He will be greatly missed. My condolences and prayers are sent to his family at this time. Rest in peace Patrick <3

I remember Patrick coming through Jumptown as a student. He was full of confidence and ready to get in the air! The level of stoke seemed to get higher and higher with every jump he made; he was always planning crazy jumps and having a good time once he got his license. He will be sorely missed at the drop zone, and his memory will be with us every time we open the airplane door. Blue skies, Patrick.