Patrick M. Fitzpatrick

Fitz was god father to my oldest son and always a great friend to me. My entire family will miss him.No one will ever forget the "spirit" he brought to everything. The world is a lonlier place without him. I know that he will continue to show us the way. I will so miss him. Mick D'Arcangelo

Deeply saddened to see the passing of my old buddy, Fitz. We grew up together at Seven Sorrows. Things were different then. Our gang was close and we did everything together. From chicken fights at recess to midget football, baseball and ice hockey, Fitz always excelled. He was a born leader and everybody loved him. My condolences to the Fitzpatrick family. Fitz will always be in my prayers.

Fitz was one of my closest friends growing up. My wife Ann and I send our prayers and condolences to all the Fitzpatrick family.
We Middletown Guys were like brothers and I was deeply sorry to hear of his passing. When you get to heaven, Fitz, look up my son Nick and tell him some tales.

Dearest Patrick, so many years passed by but I will never, ever forget you and how your smile could light up a room. You were so kind to everyone and had a way of making each person feel special. You sure helped make our high school days happy ones to remember. May God Bless and Keep our very special friend. My thoughts and prayers are with Pat's family. Love, Donna

I was very sorry to hear of Partick's Passing...I was a member of Patrick's graduating class and he was always such a classy guy...he will be remembered in my prayer's.

Dear family, Fitz will always be remembered as a fun loving and caring individual. Our high school years were special to many of us and he was always a fun person to be around. I was very saddened to hear of his death. Please know that he will be remembered in my daily prayers.

There was no greater "Irishmen" then Patrick himself. I had the privilege of being an officer, on the student council in 1964, with him. He had a spirit and a twinkle in his eye, the likes of no other. I shall cherish his memory. I send my deepest condolences to his daughter and family.

Having not seen him in 20 years, I can only say he was a beautiful and caring man. He will be missed.

There was no greater "Irishmen" then Patrick himself. I had the privilege of being an officer, on the student council in 1964, with him. He had a spirit and a twinkle in his eye, the likes of no other. I shall cherish his memory. I send my deepest condolences to his children and family.

Having not seen him in 20 years, I can only say he was a beautiful and caring man. He will be missed.

Phil: Sorry to read about your death.