Patrick James Natter

I went to grammar school with Pat at OLS, and knew many of his siblings. He came from a well thought of family and as I recall, several of them were in the Navy. We had an idyllic childhood in the 1950's-early 1960's. Life was simpler, and people had better manners. We who were raised in that time by wonderful, caring parents can look back and be grateful that we lived in such a time.

NAT, I think of you often and call upon your assistance every time I have my Putter in hand! Thanks for helping me win that big tournament last summer. I know it was your guidance that dropped that last 50+ foot put! Always Fred

Patty, I just learned about Pat's passing. My sincere condolences. Your former Dividing Ridge neighbor.

Patti, I just learned of Pat's passing. My sincere condolences. He was a good friend and neighbor. Renee passed eight years ago so my understanding of your loss is real. Very kind regards.

That smile comes with a special laughter for some 30 yrs of fun times! Miss you Nat ,RIP!!!!

Pat never had an evil thing to say about anybody. He always looked for the good in every situation. I still think of him often and really miss his smile and laughter.

One of my most favorite people, a very special friend. A lot of great times with Nat. Will miss him.

Pat was a wonderful friend and loved life as much as anyone I have ever met. His smile and wisdom were unsurpassed. He will be missed by all. Patty, you were so special to Pat and I was blessed to know both of you.

Pat was born into a fine distinguished family. I believe he joined our grammar school class at Our Lady of Sorrows in the 3rd grade. The Natters lived on Ridge Road in a beautiful 2 story wood house so they could walk to OLS. I remember all of his younger brothers and sisters, especially his sister Kathy who was a year younger than me. Almost all of my classmates went through Catholic grammar and high school together as was the custom in the 1950's -1960's. I am sorry to hear that he...