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Linda Rodden
July 8, 2024
Pat was a humble, kind and generous brother in Christ to me and my husband Ed, who was Pat´s cousin. As Ed was dealing with dementia, Pat invited him to a weekly men´s Bible study and picked him up. This was the highlight of his week. When covid shut it down, Pat continued to connect and come stay with Ed so I could get out of the house and do errands. Pat was a loyal friend and godly man, a blessing to us both. I know Pat and Ed are rejoicing together again with their Lord and Savior. My love and prayers to Laurel and family.
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