Patrick Dale Daigle, 67, a thirty-eight year resident of Pearland, TX passed away December 18, 2017 in Houston, TX. Pat was born June 5, 1950 in Church Point, LA to Velma Comeaux and John Daigle. He grew up in Opelousas, LA and graduated from LSU with a bachelor's degree in physics. He then served his country in the U.S. Army where he received the Army Commendation Medal for his work in the Altitude Research Division of the US Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine in Natick, MA. On October 6, 1976, Pat married the former Judy Meadows in Fayetteville, NC. Pat worked at Tuboscope's Pipeline Services Engineering department in Houston as a physicist and supervisor. He was currently working as a supervisor at Kemlon in Pearland.
Pat spoke "Cajun" French fluently and enjoyed astronomy, sports, spending time with his children and grandson, and barbecue cookoffs. He was a member of the "It's the Pitts" Cooking Team, spent many weekends attending cookoffs, and won over 200 awards. Pat was known for his generosity and organized the yearly Toys for Tots toy drive at Kemlon. He participated in numerous charity events and fundraising events for families in need.
Pat is survived by his daughter, Melissa and her husband Len DePrang of Pearland; son, Michael and his wife Ashley Freitag; grandson, Mason Alexander Daigle of Friendswood, TX; and sister, Brenda Pitre of New Iberia, LA. He is preceded in death by his parents and sister, Lela Rodriguez.
A Celebration of Life was held at 4 pm, Wednesday, December 27, 2017 at Crowder Funeral Home in Pearland. Pat's ashes will be interred at the Houston National Cemetery with military honors.
In lieu of flowers, monetary donations or toys made to Toys for Tots in Pat's honor.
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Randy Parman
December 13, 2021
Sorry, four years late. I was playing golf a couple of weeks ago with another man and we started talking about our pasts and we both had worked at Tuboscope! I mentioned Pat Daigle's name and we both began to reminisce fondly of Pat. Great guy, great guy to work with. I still carry with me to this day one small story with Pat. Tuboscope was my first job out of college and one day Pat called me to his office to ask me an accounting question. I told him, Pat, "I don't know, but I will get you an answer." I will always remember the response from Pat as he said, "Randy, I love that you told me the truth, I hear so many people lie. I don't mind that you don't know the answer and I trust that you will get it for me." I did get him the answer and to this day if I am in a meeting and don't know the answer, I will tell the person, sorry, I don't know, but I will get you an answer.
Pat was a joy to work with and know, even if it was for a short time. RIP Pat.
Donna Smith
April 16, 2018
Was shocked when I learned Pat had passed away. I had the pleasure of working with Pat at Tuboscope. He was one of the most intelligent, thoughtful and generous persons I've ever met. He was so proud of becoming a grandpa. Gone too soon . . .
Gene Segura
March 10, 2018
I went to LSU with Pat and lived in South Stadium dorm next door to he and John Pitre. My roommate was Chuck Weimer and we shared those rooms for 3 years. We were very close in those days, but lost touch as we went our separate ways to forge through life. My wife and I moved to the Cankton area 8 years ago and I've been asking people all over if they knew him. Low and behold I just saw his obituary. I'm stunned at his passing but not surprised at all he accomplished. He was a brilliant and great guy. I'm devastated about his passing.
Wayne Barta
January 25, 2018
Glad I had the privilege to work with and get to know Pat - a good person who always helped those around him
Larry Manning
December 27, 2017
He was a good man to work with and for.
Debbie Moore
December 26, 2017
Pat you will be missed we had some great times and made some wonderful memories that I will always cherish. You will be missed
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