Patrick O'Brien

Remembering Pat as a happy older brother to Sally O'Brien, one of my childhood friends on North Jefferson Street in Peoria. I would love to hear from Sally's kids or any friends from back in those days.

You are surely missed pat I always enjoyed coming into work and seeing you may you Rest In Peace prayers to the family

He was a great man i was a houskeeper where he was staying at i enjoyed our talks we had when i was in his room he will be missed but never forgotten

I'm so glad I got to spend time with my uncle Pat while he lived here in Oklahoma he was always so funny. Could make you laugh all the time. I'm sure him and my mom (Sally) are having a blast together again. Until we meet again ❤

Peg, I am so sad to read about your brother. You have my deepest condolences and hope that wonderful memories sustain you during this difficult time. Nancy Koch

Rest in Peace Patrick. I will always remember our chance meeting. Your twinkling eyes and devilish grin. Heaven knows you were a delight. Your sister Peg, a dear friend of mine, is saddened greatly by your passing. I am sure you treasured the many hours she sat by your side. God speed Patrick on gentle wings. I will see you in the stars.

My aunt Judy Rennau was friends with Pat and we all hung around together in the north end of Peoria. Our favorite hangout was Grace and Whitey's. I will always remember all the fun we all had R.I.P. Pat

I remember Patrick when I was a kid and lived on north Jefferson Street in Peoria. Patrick's younger sister, Sally, was one of my childhood friends. Often we played at the big house the O'Briens lived in next to the Dairy Queen. Pat was always very kind, but he shied away from us younger kids. I wish I had kept contact through the years with Sally. I often wondered about that big family. They were all so active. I sure would have loved to hear Pat sing out here in Arizona where I live now. I...