Patrick J. VanSchie

worked with pat for a number of years during my years at alcoa. many times together in the same dept. every job /classification he held,no matter diffculity, he mastered. at times we were at odds, but we respected one another and cordial outside work. since retired, I've thought of the times we've shared together. a decent man, a good man!

I will miss you so much and this hurts deeply. Love always, Amy

Oh Pat I don´t even know how to begin Losing you breaks my heart You have been a part of my families life for ever From dating your brother Jimmy And always staying in our lives Always a great friend If I had know the last time I saw you would be the last time I would have hugged you tighter and longer Thank you for always being in our lives You will truly be missed Love you

So sorry to learn this sad news..I know how much Pat and Lauri loved and adored each other and how lost he was without her. together forever now. RIP

I remember Pat and his brothers when they lived on 305, we were just kids. He played a lot of baseball in the schoolyard, just wanted to say to your family, so sorry for your loss, Edward Ogrin

And Pat I know mom will be happy to see you too he´ll maybe she was the first to greet you who knows! Love you forever.

What a sad day this is to read about your passing and death on my birthday of all days! But you are not lonely anymore and you are in heaven reunited with Laurie and your brothers and parents. I will miss our friendship and chats say hi to Chuckie and Larry love you! To his family I´m am so sorry for your loss he had a good heart and was willing to help anyone that needed help whether mechanical or carpentry.