Patrick Patrick

I worked for Pat at Prudential. He was an amazing leader and motivator. Most important you felt he was you friend. I have wonderful memories of that time...he will be missed..so sorry for your loss.

Mike, Penny,Kathy & Families,


Sorry for your Loss of Pat!!!

I remember all the Fun we all had on 19th Ave South!!! I saw pat a few times at the Bank and then a few years ago at the Franklin High Picnic and talk about the old days and the current Times!!!

He will be Missed by All!!!

Peace!!!

Mickey Aspria

To the family of Pat Patrick. Please accept my condolences and am so sorry for your loss.
I was fortunate to work with Pat as the Ball Boy during his first year as Bat Boy for the Seattle Rainier's in 1955. What a wonderful experience for both of us. We reconnected a couple years back thru Golf with the Wash St Seniors and it was so much fun talking about old times at Sick's Seattle Stadium. I have many fond memories of those years and still have a signed picture of the team (and...

Whenever Patrick walked into a room, the air grew lighter, illumined by his grin and open heart. I first met Patrick when I was employed by the March of Dimes and he served on our board. Always quick with a smile, joke or a hand, I don't ever recall seeing his scowl (though I'm certain he did on occasion...turning banks around is not for the faint of heart). My son, Derek, who was the March of Dimes poster child will never forget the commissioner seats at the Mariners game that Patrick...

I count myself incredibly fortunate to have met Patrick on his early morning walks, in shorts, around Green Lake. Although it's been many years since I last saw Patrick, I have never forgotten him. We had many wonderful conversations over the years and it was so obvious that he loved his daughters, adored his grandchildren, and valued the work he did with the banks and on the boards where he served. When he learned I was a teacher, he asked my personal opinions about education and listened...

I learned a great deal from Patrick during the 4 years I worked with him at Seattle Bank. I will miss his sense of humor.

Dear Reid and Megan and the entire Patrick family,

I am so sorry to hear this. Patrick was a remarkable and accomplished man of great integrity. I loved his whacky humor - he could always see the irony in life's events. He was admired by all who knew him for his tenacity, his courage and his intelligence. I feel so fortunate to have known him and your entire family. He was a kind heartedly, giving, generous soul. But, I know he will be with you - guiding you through your lives, and...

Dear Megan, Reid, and all the family
Patrick will be greatly missed. Our hearts hurt for you all. He was a really wonderful
Dad, Papa, and brother. God Bless, Patty & Mike Radvick