Mr. Patrick Joseph Daugherty

May he rest for his job is done here. Pat was a true hero to me when things looked bad or when someone would not listen to what was right he would stand and defend. He will be missed by many in our great land. We lost Milton just a month ago and now our friend Pat has joined him. I would always say where Milton went Patrick was not far behind. The men's group now has many empty chairs here on earth. To his family it is a great loss but with faith we will meet again.

Well, Uncle Pat led a long and interesting life, I'll never forget him. Uncle Pat was 22 when I was born and he left us 3 days short of my 69th birthday, that is a good long life, for both of us !

Dear Daugherty Cousins and Dee,
Sorry for your loss. I have many fond memories of "Uncle" Pat. Bless him and you.
Lots of Love,

Many Irish blessings to young Uncle Pat - I have two nostalgic memories of our time with you - one - when you coasted down Rib Mountain State Park road with no breaks terrifying all of us - the lot of cousins in Wausau, Wi - we had a blast.

The second a very historic for me, and my family, drive through Harlem during a visit when I was 12 years old.

I gained much wisdom in my interactions with you. I wish you all the peace in the world.

Godspeed to Dee, Kathy, Mark, Christopher & Cindy and families - may you now hold Andrea while we all share your memory.

Pat was a unique character and a real live wire. He provides us all with many fond memories.