Patrick Lee Forrest

Patrick and I worked together 25 years ago in COS. Today, as I was going through old books, I pulled Women Who Run With the Wolves from the shelf and found Patrick’s card tucked inside. He left such a lasting and wonderful imprint on my life. Wish I had connected with him before he passed. He was full of lessons. May he rest in peace.

Patrick was a sweet and decent person I've ever met. He knew a lot of things and I really enjoyed many hours of conversation with him. He loved to share his knowledge of everything and respected my opinions, even when we differ. I feel so sorry because I never expressed my gratitude for him. Patrick always took care of me and showed his affection unconditionally wherever he was. He was like a big tree that hid from the sun to me. I really appreciate his kindness. Thank you for giving...

I was a buddy and friend of Pat while at the University of Texas. We spent many hours discussing world events, running, and covering campus events. He was just then working on his writing degree with German minor. His professor was a friend and we´d joke about the classes. He was truly a versatile, intelligent, great American. I went directly into the USAF after graduation so I am sure he knows I got a good laugh over his joining US ARMY to serve our country later in life just showed his...

There will be a Memorial for our beloved Patrick on Saturday, March 22, 2025 at 1230. Evergreen Funeral Home, Colorado Springs.

Thank you for playing with me at Kangnam University. When I didn't have friends, you were my friend. Since my English was not good, the professor always prepared paper and pen. We had a great time communicating through drawings. The moments when I drew pictures with the professor and played English puzzle games are very precious memories for me. Professor, thank you always. I thought I would tell you in person someday. Although it's late, I'm finally saying thank you now.

I am deeply saddened at the news of Patrick´s passing. I worked with Patrick as a fellow copywriter at Shepard´s/McGraw Hill for six years. His ready smile, intelligence, writing talent, and sense of humor made him such a joy to know and work with. My wife Lynda and I lived close to where Patrick´s parents lived, and Patrick would occasionally drop by our house when he was in the neighborhood just to say hi and to chat. He always had some humorous story about someone in his large family. Our...