Condolence: Pat Pat was a large part of my childhood at Wesley Presbyterian. He was a sweet and gentle man and I will always cherish those fond memories. My deepest sympathy to Miss Betty, Frances, Foster and family.

Condolence: So many wonderful memories of Uncle Pat. He was truly a gentle man who showed his love and affection to all of us. He was so remarkable in his ability to make each of us seem important to him. I will always remember all the times spent with him. My love to Aunt Betty, Frances & Foster, Melanie, Kevin & their families.

Condolence: Frances, Mrs. Patterson and Family, My sincere sympathy is with all of you. Mr. Patterson was truly a wonderful gentleman. When I think of our Rappahannock Bridge in to the Northern Neck, it is Mr. Patterson I always remember and will always remember. He was always so kind and oh.......that smile! Thinking of all of you.........

Condolence: Aunt Betty and family.
We are so sorry to hear of Uncle Pat's passing. We loved visiting with you each year at the reunion and just loved listening to his stories. Your family is in our thoughts and prayers.
Russ an Shirley

Condolence: Our deepest sympathy to all Pat's family. He is in heaven working a toll booth with that wonderful smile of his. He was the first person to greet and welcome me to the Northern Neck. That's when I knew I wanted to marry Emerson and live here. He was a great person. He will definitely be missed.

Condolence: Betty and Family; We are so very sorry to hear of your loss. Pat was an wonderful man. Thanks for all the laughs and memories.

Condolence: Betty.....So many memories of Pat. When he was working at the bridge and would welcome me as I came home for the weekend. He would always ask me how was Richmond. But the fondest memory was at the dances at the Carrottoman Civic. What a dancer he was. He will be remembered and missed. Dale and Lillian

Condolence: Betty and family,

I am so saddened by the loss of Pat. He has been such a dear friend for many, many years. His infectious smile and fantastic sense of humor has always endeared him to everyone who knew him. I so remember, while in the Service, of walking across the bridge (no traffic) and finding Pat in the booth to take the tolls....he charged me a nickel one time..... I so loved Pat and will cherish his memory. Your entire family is in my prayers, and know that your faith in God will carry you through this sad time. Love to you all.

Condolence: Deepest sympathy to you all. Will keep you in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. God Bless.

Condolence: Our condolences to the Patterson family in the loss of a very good friend to everyone he met and always had a good word for all, he will be greatly missed by all that knew him and loved him, may he RIP.
Love Sue & David Wilson.