Ronald A. Patt

Loved him

What a beautiful person. Love always. Sue

Lori and family, I am truly sorry to hear of your dad's passing. My deepest condolences. You are in my prayers.

Rodney,
I'm so sorry for you and your family loss. May you cherish those priceless memories no one can ever take from you.

My deepest sympathy. I enjoyed our conversations and will cherish those memories!
Stephanie M. Chapanar

Rembering the last visit that I had with him he was telling me good-bye. He told me that he was tired and that he wanted to meet again with his sweet wife, he felt that it was not going to be long till he saw her again. He loved my daughter and both my sons, during visits he often talked about the memories of football, camping,the Army, family and of course how he missed his wife. He was soooo ready.......He knew it was safe....he knew that his legend has been left. He will not be forgotten....

Dear Teri, Lori, and Rod. Your Dad was a hero to me. He was a True Massillon Tiger who played for Chuck Mather. He was a faithful husband, great father, and good neighbor. Hold you all in prayer.

Rod & the Patt family,
So sorry to read the sad news of the passing of your dad. Keep the good and happy memories in your hearts.
Rosie Ungashick-Vazquez

Ron was one of the most caring individuals I have ever met. His sweet smile and warm hugs will be missed dearly. He gave me something to look forward to whenever I had to work, knowing that I could go to him with anything, good or bad, and he would always be there to listen and offer encouragement. I will miss my honey bun. My deepest sympathy to the family.