Pat & I came out together, went to the 5th District together. I'll never forget driving around in his Corvette with seats which were 2 cases of beer. He was a hell of a side partner will be one many who have stood his Last Watch". He will be deeply missed.

My deepest sympathy in your loss.  Pat and I were Lieuts. together on the Milwaukee PD. As with all good "Cops" he will be missed.  Ed Majkowski

Monica and family,
     We are so sorry for your loss-but so honored to have our memories of Patrick. One of our best memories is when the two of you visited us in Cherokee.  We still have the art that you gave us and we treasure it.  Please let us know if their is anything we can do.  
     "Love never loses its way home"
                                Rick and Debbie Dugger

My sincere sympathy to Pat's family. I worked with Pat at District 5 while on the Milwaukee police Department. He was alway's a joy to work with. I used to laugh all shift long fom our conversations. A very good officer, who cared.

I always knew him as Mr. Wierzba but at a young age he taught me that heroes are not people that hit a game winning shot or make a movie, but the countless men and women that wear a uniform in service of strangers. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family.

I'm so privileged to have met the man whom gave me my future husband's best traits. He was quick to give a laugh and always made me feel cared for. He'll be greatly missed. One of a kind.

I feel privileged to have met the man who gave his son all the beautiful traits I love best. He was a joy to be around, a man who could make everyone laugh. He was one of a kind.

He was so kind to us when we first came to Cedar Park in 2006. Would check on our 3 cats during his close patrol. Got to know him well through CPCPAAA. Our condolences to his wife and family.  Rest in peace friend.

I'll miss you my friend.  The time and work we did together was special.  I could always count on you for assistance and good advice.  You were a good man!

I worked for Lt. Wierzba at district 4, Milwaukee Police Dept. He was a great boss and a great person. You will truly be missed but you left me with many memories.

Sir Patrick...shall we ride another 50 miles today...??  There's nothing more that I'd rather do...then to do what you enjoyed doing so much!  I miss you, Pal.  Rest Peacefully...and thank you for watching over us now...

Our thoughts and prayers go out to Lieutenant Wierzba family during this difficult time. I enjoyed the conversations we had while attending various function throughout the City of Cedar park and Leander.

I worked at the Lakline Mall.  He was such a respectful nice human being. I then saw him as I walked my dog, not knowing he was a policeman.  I was sad to read his obituary. Not fair for such a beautiful man, who showed caring and respect to all, to leave us so soon.  I feel blessed to have met him. I share my heart felt condolences  to his wife, children and all his family.  He left a mark on many people who thought highly of him, which shows his life was important to so many of us.   Thank you for sharing your life with us with your beautiful attitude

MY CONDOLENCES TO YOUR FAMILY. I WORKED FOR PATRICK WHEN HE WAS A SUPERVISIOR AT MPD. HAD NOTHING BUT RESPECT FOR HIM. WE WERE ALL BRIER COPS AND WELL LET'S JUST SAY THERE WAS A CLOSENESS IN THAT. GOD BLESS. RICHARD ROSS  CLASS OF JULY 1969

My condolences to the family.  I worked with Pat at Milwaukee Police Districts Two and Four.  He was a great mentor when I was a young Sergeant.

OBITUARY

Patrick M. Wierzba

20 April, 1951 – 11 March, 2015

Cook-Walden/Capital Parks Funeral Home & Cemetery

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