Patrick Smith

My Beloved, you have no idea how much I miss you; you had no clue what separation after almost 45 years of togetherness means. You now are at home with our Beloved; I move forward. Everyday I think of you; everywhere I go I am reminded of the times we were so often there together Happiness is when I think of the "bliss" that you are experiencing now. Ask the Lord how to pray for the boys. I do so regularly if not many times a day. They need Him more than I thought. I move forward in the...

Hi Fifi,

I am sad to head about Pat's passing. He is a good man. I am not sure if you remember me, but I worked with Mike quite a bit at the Vanguard School.

When you have the opportunity, can you email me at [email protected]? I would like to connect with Mike and see how he is doing.

Thank you,

Philip

I was saddened to read the death notice on Patrick Smith in the February 18 edition of The Miami Herald. His family and those who loved him are in my thoughts and prayers. Pat was a year behind me at the Southwest Boys' Club and at Coral Gables High. We had a lot in common besides the Club and Gables High. I drove by his Bird Road State Farm office often. Several times a year I would drop by unannounced. If he was in the office we would review some wonderful memories. I lost track of...

My thoughts and prayers go out to Pat's family during this most difficult time. He was one of the SW Boy's Club FINEST! Rest In Peace Pat and God Bless. EBL III

We have fond memories of Pat and are saddened to hear of his passing. Our thoughts and prayers to his family.
Ron and Melinda Prague

Dear Fifi,
I was saddened to hear of Pat's passing. He was a good man.
Please know that you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. Keep strong through this difficult time.
Un fuerte abrazo,
Tilvi Rodriguez Casares

I am saddened to hear of the passing of Pat (Mr. Smith to me). As a friend of his sons growing up, I knew the man for over 40 years. I had the privilege of spending some time with him in the 90s after I moved back to Miami after college. I enjoyed watching football and the World Series in his home, and going out to eat with him and his son Scott.

I have vivid childhood memories of him driving around our neighborhood in his silver Jaguar telling his boys that it was "time to come...

Our thoughts and prayers go out to you his awesome family. Pat was a joy to be around, and had our wait staff trained knowing him by name and Making sure we always had his beverage well stocked. He was adored by other customers and we will miss him dearly. Ours hearts go out to you and if we can do anything we would love that.
The Junction Family Restaurant
Kim

I work at The Junction of Gowensville, and Pat was one of my favorites! He Loved his bbq sauce and caffeine free Diet Coke! He is truly a face that we as a restaurant will miss!
I now wear my GA gear, not only for me, but now, for him! RIP, pat! Your table was always ready for you!! And always will be.