Patrick Connole, 79
August 1, 1942 - August 20, 2021
Patrick Francis Connole passed away on Friday, August 20, 2021 at Valley Medical Center in Renton, Washington. He was born in Butte Montana, attended St. Patrick Elementary School, and graduated from Butte High in 1960. He attended the U of M in Missoula, Carroll College in Helena, and MT State College in Dillon before taking a fulltime job at Penney's in Butte. Later he was transferred to Penney's in Anchorage AK and became Manager of Operations. Pat met the love of his life, Donna Lee Margaret Heighes, and married her in 1966. Pat left Penney's and became the Chief Salesman of Arctic Jewelers in Anchorage. He left Anchorage in 1984 and moved to Missoula to become a Real Estate Agent. In 1986 Pat and Donna moved to Renton WA where Pat became a salesman of autos, boats, manufactured homes, and Jewelry over the years in the Puget Sound area. Pat could always bring a smile to our family. We will miss him dearly. Pat's parents were Harvey Francis Connole and Leda Loraine (Guidi) Connole formerly of Butte, MT and later of Las Vegas, NV and in Leda's case Renton, WA. Pat is survived by his wife Donna, brother Robert and wife Debbie with children Heidi and her husband Phil Dennis their son Finn, Kelly and her spouse Anne with children Violet and Jasper, and son Patrick, sister Lori, her husband Neil Brown and son Ian as well as many cousins and their offspring.
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Carole (Grant)Riley
August 31, 2021
So sorry for your loss. Pat was my first date when I was a teen.(1960?) We double dated with his best friend and went to a Victor Borge concert at the Butte Civic Center. My family camped at Georgetown Lake with Harvey and Leda in trailers on Piney Point.. great memories of the Connole & Grant families. Hugs from an old Butte friend. I'm sure he will be missed.. sending love from Kirkland, Wash. Carole (Grant) Riley & Dick Riley
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