Patrick was the youngest of six children and grew up in a very loving family,surrounded by his cousins, aunts, uncles, and grandmother. He was a 1976graduate of Wellsville High School and graduated from the National School of Meat Cutters in Toledo, Ohio. Patrick traveled the country with his old high school friends. He last worked at Kroger’s in Texas as their meat manager, often traveling to set up new stores. He was a true Texan with the bluest eyes you ever saw. He enjoyed NASCAR, rodeos, fast cars, Rock n’ Roll music, football, and the warmth of Texas. Pat was an excellent back yard barbeque chef.
He is survived by his mother, Mary Wilson of Wellsville; brother, Brian (Kathy) Wilson of Corning; four sisters, Jean (Paul) Kolisch of Burnsville, MN, Suzanne Williams of Rochester, Cynthia (Ed) Fewkes) of Corning, and Stephanie Narburghof Greenville, SC; as well as several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his Father, Gene.
A private graveside service is being planned for a later date, with Rev. Paul J. Kolisch, Pat’s brother-in-law, Rector of the Anglican Church of St. Dunstan, St. Louis Park, Minnesota. Burial will be in Standards Cemetery. Please consider memorial donations to the Hart Comfort House, 141 East State Street, Wellsville, NY 14895. To leave online condolences please visit www.embserfuneralhome.com.
Rest in peace Pat. Judy Jedinak Cornelius, class of 76
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ReplyDeleteJust asked one of our classmates where you were. Rest in peace. Class of "76
ReplyDeleteRecently asked another classmate where you were. Thanks for the memories. RIP Pat. Dennis Shutt Class of "76
ReplyDeleteHad some good times with you Pat rest in peace class of 76
ReplyDeleteIt's been many years since I have seen Pat. We shared many adventures both in Wellsville and Houston. News of his passing hit me hard.
ReplyDeleteMy beloved Husband of 22 years this is how I find out and I’m in shock! I really thought we would make it but it wasn’t meant to be. I tried so hard. I am so glad you were able to be with your family. It’s a shame things couldn’t have been different we would’ve had a good life together. My family will never forget you. Rest easy now baby, love the other Pat
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