Patrick Joseph O'HALLORAN

Only met him a few times on the tennis court,but enjoyed playing against him.My sympathy to his family and I will light a candle for him at mass Sunday.I think Pat was an ex-marine,so I will end with Sempre Fi from one Marine to another.

DEAR JOHN AND YOUR AND PAT'S FAMILY. SO SORRY TO READ OF PAT'S DEATH AND THAT I AM NOT GONNA BE IN TOWN TO CONCELEBRATE AT WHAT I AM SURE WILL BE A GRAND SEND OFF FOR PAT. KNOW OF MY PRAYERS FOR YOU/ALL IN MY MASSES UP NORTH HERE. FR. MIKE ARMS, CROSSLAKE, MINN. WONDERFUL MEMORIES OF PAT AND YOU/ALL IN OUR SHARED MINISTRIES

A great friend with an Irish wit, a fierce competitor on the tennis courts, and a great partner to have who fought to the finish, and win or lose, have a smile on his face and ready to go for the next game.

As testified by others who knew Pat from the tennis courts, it was clear that his great hockey skills transferred from the ice to the court. At the net, even in his later years, he dared an opponent to try to pass him with a well-placed shot. His hands were quick and his ballet...

May Almighty God and his son Jesus Christ bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. John 17:3

So sorry for your loss. May your hearts find comfort in the words found at
1 Thessalonians 4:14. A wonderful hope of seeing your loved ones again.

May you rest in Peace, beloved tennis friend and St. Paul historian .
We all loved knowing you, in spite of our difficulties ever getting a tennis ball past your formidable net defense. Keep the tennis court warm up there for when we all meet again.

Lee Tourtelotte