Thomas-Patrick-Obituary

Thomas Croy Patrick

Tucson, Arizona

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Born June 24, 1936, passed away on October 12, 2025. Predeceased by his Father & Mother: William Patrick & Elizabeth Goar Patrick, Sister, MaryAnn, and Brother, Bruce.He is survived by his Wife, Sue Patrick; Children: Stephen Patrick (Jennifer) and Colleen Lamoreaux (Todd); Grandchildren:...

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Tom was a talented, beloved (and "patient" with we amateurs) musician who supported the Press Club (later Headline Productions) Gridiron Show at TCC for many years. We always appreciated his talent and the time he spent to help the Club raise monies for Journalism scholarships. RIP, Tom.

I had the honor of working with Tom playing music for many years. He was always focused on the work at hand, prepared and in charge. And at the same time, loving and caring about the folks in the band as well. Over the years, I developed a deep love and respect for Tom. We were all sad when he retired from playing drums and singing. Tom was taken from us too soon. Tom was loved by many and his help and care for others will be in our memories forever. RIP, my beloved friend.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived. He was an outstanding educator and an honorable man

Tom Patrick was my choir and ensemble teacher at Catalina High School. I was in the class of 1971. He was a huge positive influence on many of us during those turbulent times. He got the best out of everyone in the room. He patiently taught us to show up on time, look our best, and create beautiful sound while cooperating with others. He brought Broadway musicals to Catalina, with arrangements composed by his professional friends, and we had those pros, playing in the "pit" for our...

Tom Patrick was a rare mentor, teacher, outstanding musician and choir director who I had the privilege of calling my teacher and friend. I am just one of many who had a wonderful choir experience at Palo Verde High School. It was a rare experience we were given by a dear human being. He was a special person and the world is a better place because he was in it. My love and sincere condolences to Sue, Colleen, Steve and extended family. Julie Huerstel

Mr. Patrick was the best principal at Tucson High. I was a campus monitor. I'm sorry to hear about his passing. He was a great person.

See you on the bandstand Patterson!

Love you pops. You are missed