Patrick C. McGlynn

Pat and I had a lot of fond memories with the 307 color guard. He was a true friend who always had an opinion on any subject you could ask him, his answers could always bring a smile to your face. He was a person who truly enjoyed life and brought a ray of sunshine to your day. So Pat why didn't submarines have screen doors and windows.
Love ya and you will be missed.
Your buddy
Tony Torrelli & Family

Pat was a true fixture in downtown Rochester. His smiling face was spotted all over the city. He and his scooter covered many miles and brought many smiles. The St. Patrick Day parade was his real day to shine and he was a proud Navy Veteran who spoke often of his experiences. He was much older than me but we became friends and he often spoke of his wife and family. I picked him up sometimes to run errands he could not get to, but it was always a good time, not a chore. God Bless You Patrick!!

Pat will be missed. As a fellow Navy man we used to swap sea stories at VFW Post 307 when it was on Union St. I also had breakfast with him a few times at the Ira Jacobson Legion post.

I will miss you so much Pat. We had good times as kids growing up with not many material things but a close bond and a great family. Rest in Peace Pat and may God bless you.
Your sister, Nancy