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June 27, 2016
I miss you every minute of the day. My heart is broken. The only thing that comforts me is that i know you are no longer suffering. Your happy to be back with mom and dad and michael. Play a few jokes while you are waiting for me to join you. You will always be in my heart. Love ya always. Michele
Amanda Peterson
June 27, 2016
My stepfather Patrick you will be missed so much words cannot describe. God came and took you on June 20th there was a full strawberry moon that night which means the strawberries are blooming. God handed you his hand and said my son my warrior ,fighter of life your time is here and so Patrick went. I was with you until the end and I'm still always here I know you are now my guardian angel and we can fly together. I know your bride my mom is really missing you and your whole family and you will never be forgotten. I love you more with all my heart
Yvonne Garnett
June 25, 2016
Life will go on for Patrick's family. They will be sad for awhile but Jesus will lift you all up and hold you dear. Kim (the bride). Was so lucky to have found him. My thoughts are with you all today.
Mr & Mrs. Garnett. (Formerly Yvonne Cashdollar)
True Love
Kimberly Rauen
June 24, 2016
Patrick was more to me than my husband. He was my best friend, companion, soulmate. Our marriage was filled with love, compassion and laughter. Patrick was truly The Pinacle word of what a man should be and was. I will forever miss him. I was proud to be his wife,he always called me his bride.I have comfort knowing that he is at peace and with the Lord. I love you Pat(more) your bride Kimberly Rauen.
Eileen & Ron Tranowski
June 24, 2016
Patrick, You may be gone but you will never be forgotten. You will be in our hearts forever. Love, Eileen & Ron
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