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He was born in Worcester, son of the late John E. and Shirley M. (Chase) McIntyre and graduated from Saint John's High School. Patrick owned and operated Meadow Brook Farm in North Brookfield for many years.
He is survived by his children; Patrick K. McIntyre, Jr of North Brookfield, Katie E. Marhefka and her husband Jay of Boca Raton, FL, Rachel M. Thebeau and her husband Tyler of Auburn and Rebecca Donnelly and her husband Jeremy of Ware; and four beautiful grandchildren. He also leaves two brothers, Michael B. McIntyre of Sutton and Kevin P. McIntyre of Worcester: and many nephews and nieces. Patrick was predeceased by his stepfather, Leonard Nelson, and two brothers, William and John McIntyre.
"Pat's" life was full of big smiles, both on his face and the faces of those that were lucky enough to call him a friend. Simple things in life brought him the most joy. Tending to his cows, playing on the farm with his grandchildren, oversized ice cream sundaes, ND football and of course texting at 12:01AM every holiday.
His kind ways and generous soul will be greatly missed but will burn bright forever in the many hearts and lives he touched.
A Memorial Service to celebrate Patrick's life will be held at Callahan, Fay and Caswell Life Celebration Funeral Home, 61 Myrtle St., Worcester Tuesday, August 16th from 5-7pm.
In lieu of flowers donations can be made to the New England Junior Hereford Association: 20 Washburn Road East Freetown, Ma 02717
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Bill O'Keefe
August 14, 2022
Pat, I will always cherish my time growing up on your farm, truly my greatest childhood memories. Forever in my heart.
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