Patrick M. Wiley

Patrick Wiley Obituary

Local Golfer AUGUSTA, Ga. - Mr. Patrick "Pat" M. Wiley, 54, passed away Friday, November 4, 2005 at Joan Clancey Memorial Hospital in Duluth, GA. He is preceded in death by his parents, Harry and Marjorie Wiley. Funeral services will be held today, Monday, November 7 at 4PM in the chapel of Thomas Poteet & Son with the Rev. Alan Faulkner officiating. The family will receive friends one hour prior to the service. Following the service friends are invited to the home of Woody and Ange Merry to celebrate the memories of Pat. Mr. Wiley was a life long resident of Augusta, attending Richmond Academy where he lettered in track and football. He will be remembered as one of the best amateur golfers in the area and at one time, shared many local course records. Known for his colorful personality, Mr. Wiley was a popular car salesman in the Augusta area and rarely met a person he didn't like. He enjoyed coaching football and baseball teams for the recreation department and watching his sons play sports. His love and devotion for his family will be greatly missed. Survivors include Cynthia Wiley, the mother of his three sons, Tyler Wiley, Travis Wiley, and Jon Wiley and a sister, Kathy Blackwell. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Pat Wiley Memorial Fund c/o Bank of America, Evans Branch. Thomas Poteet & Son Funeral Directors, 214 Davis Rd., Augusta, GA 30907 (706) 364-8484.

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Published by The Augusta Chronicle on Nov. 7, 2005.

Memories and Condolences
for Patrick Wiley

15 Entries

Frank Justice

April 7, 2023

My deepest sympathies to Pat's family.
What a good friend and a "wild and crazy" guy.
Tender at heart with thoughts that ran deep.

Rest in Peace Pat.

Stephanie Winfrey

December 5, 2005

I called today looking to hear "Hey Stephanie" but instead I was informed of his passing. And even more disturbing he passed on my birthday. The last time I spoke with him was a few days prior to that and he was calling seeking help for a friend that was dear to him. And that was a success and he called me back to express how happy he was that his friend had been taken care of. I appreciate that last talk because he was doing an act of kindness for someone else. I met him during the last few months and held many interesting conversations with him. No person was a stranger to him. In each conversation we manage to have acquantances in common. He could to have written a books "The Six degrees of Pat Wiley". And knowing Mr. Wiley there is a manuscript somewhere among his belongs along with many other future plans. He will be missed. To his family you have my deepest sympathy.

Cherry Thomas Seraphin

November 9, 2005

My deepest sympathy to the Wiley family. A great guy that had such zest for life. I'll never forget how he helped me through a hard time back in 1975.

BARRY AND CINDY HALL

November 8, 2005

CINDY,TYLER,TRAVIS AND JON I'M VERY SORRY ABOUT PAT'S DEATH. HE WAS A SPECIAL KIND OF PERSON, AND A FREIND OF MINE. EVERY TIME WE WOULD RUN INTO EACH OTHER I WOULD ASK HIM HOW ARE CINDY AND THE BOYS DOING? HE WOULD ALWAYS, I MEAN ALWAYS TELL ME HOW PROUD HE WAS OF EACH OF YOU. I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER PAT WILEY AS A TRUE CHAMPION IN GOLF AND LIFE, I KNOW YOU WILL TO.

Christopher Counts

November 8, 2005

Your family has been and will continue to be in our prayers. Our five year old son prayed on Saturday morning for #38, "help him to remember his daddy". We hope that your memories will bring your family comfort at this difficult time. The Counts Family

Tommy Harrell

November 8, 2005

I remember Pat fondly as a classmate and friend at ARC. God bless you in your loss. He will be missed by many.

Tommy Harrell

ARC/Class of '71

bill barton

November 8, 2005

the "kingfish"!

Joyce Kinard Huffman

November 7, 2005

My deepest sympathy to the Wiley family.

Joyce Kinard Huffman

ARC Class of '68

Stan Quinn

November 7, 2005

My deepest sympathies to the family in this time of loss. Your are in our thoughts and prayers in Buford.

Elizabeth Lamb

November 7, 2005

Jon- My heart goes out to you and your family with deepest sympathy.

I am here for you if you need anything.

Elizabeth

Robert & Tina Harn

November 7, 2005

We are very sorry to hear of Pat's death. He was a unique individual that always brought a smile to my face. When Pat was 17 and I was 13, we played at the "Patch" one day and he shot 63. To this day, that was one of the most amazing rounds of golf I have ever witnessed. The past few years, every Westside football or baseball game I went to, Pat seemed to be there watching one of his sons. In every conversation we had, he mentioned how proud he was of his boys. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Nancy Harrison Watson

November 7, 2005

My sympathy and love to the Wiley Family. Pat was a great guy and will be missed by all who knew him.

Nancy Harrison Watson

ARC Class of 1969

Mike and Mary Welborn Scott

November 7, 2005

With deepest sympathy, Mary Welborn Pierce Scott ARC Class of 1968

Gregg Hemann

November 7, 2005

I am very sorry to see this. You will be missed. I have great memories of the times we spent together on the golf course. I always considered you a good friend and hate to see you go.

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