PATRICK KEVIN QUINN

As a fellow VET and co - worker I would like to extend my condolences to Pat's Mom and family. Pat and I would discuss old times in the Missoula area when we did not know each other but were visiting some of the same establishments during our younger years. I am wondering if he ever finished the work on the piano that he was refinishing while we were working together just before he stepped down as the Montana Director for ELM. I knew that Pat really loved his dog and because of that I would...

So sad to hear of Pat's passing. My love to Aunt Doris and to Uncle John's sons. My dad always admired that Pat was a "real musician:, that he taught music and was such a fun guy to be with. I feel lucky to have gotten to spend sometime with him recently and get to know Pat better. What a gift he was.

To the Quinn family. So sorry to hear about Pat. I was in the 30th Army Band in Germany with him. I also played trombone and did lots of jobs side by side with him. Several members of the band get together every couple of years and we wish Pat could have come to one of our reunions. Did Pat still play tuba or bone? I still play with a town band and a 5 piece German polka band with my wife and son. It was my honor to serve with Pat may he rest in peace. Jim Oncken also known as "OTTO"

Doris, I'm so sorry about your son Glad you have memories with him living by you and helping when needed. Colleen Hunter

Doris, Dave & the Quinn Family. Sorry for you loss. Our thoughts & prayers are with you & your family.