Patrick M. Keyes

I was so shocked to hear of Pat's passing. He and I would run into each other in stores in the early 90's where we got to know each other. When the company I worked for was sold, Pat was good enough to put in a word at Frito, and there we worked together for a short time. Pat was so proud of his new red Dodge Ram pickup that I'd tease him about it. What a great guy, and what a shame to lose him. My heart goes out to his family.

I am sorry for your loss. I just noticed his passing. I used to deliver food from Crittela's always to his house. Such a warm person. One of the few people I honestly enjoyed talking with when placing catering orders.

Robert Sr..so sorry to hear of the loss of your son, Patrick. I don't know if you remember me, I use to be married to Ziggy (Patty's uncle). I keep in touch with Chris (Fran's sister) on Facebook who told me about your loss. My prayers are with you and I pray that God gives you all peace and comfort. May God comfort the entire family. Sharon Latham (Brown).

Sue, we cannot begin to express our deepest sympathy to you and your family. We pray that God gives you and the boys the strength to get you through.

Our thoughts and prayers
are with the entire Keyes family...
We're so sorry that you all lost
your guy. We will continue to pray
for you all.
Much sympathy,
Eric & Melanie Costello
Cicero

Sue, Lucas, and Derick:

I have only known pat for a short time while he was servicing my store, however i cannot recall a time that he was not smiling.. pat had an infectious smile, and always had good words no matter the occasion. He will surely be missed by all that knew him. my fondest memory will always be "the dragon assembly"....May god bless his survivors...Pat always talked highly of his children and his beautiful and loving wife. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you.

You are all in our thoughts and in our prayers. Patrick will be sorely missed. He had such a radiant smile. He lit up a room. He will always be remembered by that smile.

Sue, Lucas, and Derick,

I knew pat through our sunday night men's hockey league. Although Huey wasn't always the "nicest" player on the ice. When the last whistle blew, all that changed! I don"t think I have ever seen Huey without a smile on his face. He will be missed both on and off the ice. Good bless his entire family.

"Moose"

What a tremendous loss. It is obvious that Patrick had a positive impact on all that he met. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.