Patrick Daly

Pat was one of those people who always brought a smile to your face +made you feel better about life in general whenever you spent only a couple of minutes with him. Pat is still missed today as much as when he was taken from us way too soon. Our loss was Heaven´s gain.

I was blessed + lucky enough to meet Pat when he first came to work at UPS. BUT being a Riordan alum, I had heard of Pat´s success on the football field prior to his arrival at UPS. I ALWAYS consid- ered Pat to be one of the finest human beings I was ever lucky enough to get to know + that feeling has only been magnified since Pat´s promotion to Heaven. I missed Pat then + I still do today. But just like at St. Paul´s + SH + UPS, Heaven became an even bet- ter place when Pat arrived home.

Pat defined class act + I feel as cheated now as I did last year when God called him home. Pat made this world a better
place + it truly needs more Pat Dalys in it. Please know that there was NO ONE that crossed Pats path + wasnt better off for it. And I know that Heaven became an even nicer place when Pat arrived.

Hi Cathie,
I just got off the phone with Terry Nannery and she mentioned the passing of Enda. She had seen it in SF Gate. Cathie, I am so sorry for this terrible loss for you and your family. You are in my prayers during this hard time. Much love to you, Cathie.

I was sad to hear of Patrick's passing. He was a former classmate from St. Paul's Grammar School. He was in the class of 1969 which coincidently will be celebrating their 50th reunion on May 18. Patrick will be in our thoughts.

I knew Pat many years ago when we both worked for UPS. Pat was as nice a person that you could ever meet.Pat & I had a few similarities in our lives, we both graduated from St. Paul's Grammar School & Sacred Heart High School. There was a 12 yr. difference in our ages.I ran into Pat's brother at a S.F. Giants Spring Training game, we compared notes & came to realize that the Daly's were raised in my aunt's house at 4047 - 25th Street. The world has lost a fine Irishman, rest in peace Pat you...

Hi Cathie, Cody, Casey + the whole Daly Family,

My name is Dennis Arata, a graduate of Riordan + a
retired UPS driver. I had heard about Pat's exploits
at SH while he was kicking butt for the Irish. I got to know
Pat well when he came to work at UPS. Suffice it to say
that Pat was TRULY a man of honor, a friend I was blessed
to know for as long as I did + one of God's real master-
pieces. I am SO sorry I missed Pat's tribute, I just heard

I am sorry for your loss Daly family. God understands your loss and he will listen to your prayers. Jeremiah 29:12

So sorry to learn such sad news. We have fond memories of spending time with the family when visiting uncle Brendan and Aunt Bridie many years ago. From cousin Moyra and husband Robin and their grown up children Siobhean, Tamasine and Lyndon.