Patrick Anthony Marrin

Patrick Anthony Marrin passed away peacefully on January 5, 2025, at the age of 55 in his hometown of San Antonio, TX. Born on January 30, 1969, to Katherine and Dennis Marrin, Patrick was a cherished son, devoted husband, loving father, and loyal brother.

Growing up in San Antonio, Patrick attended MacArthur High School, where he was known for his quick wit and easygoing nature. Patrick's sense of duty and patriotism led him to serve his country with honor in the United States Marine Corps where he participated in Operations Desert Shield/Desert Storm and Operation Enduring Freedom/Operation Iraqi Freedom. This role would shape his character and values throughout his life.

Patrick later married Sheri, and they were blessed with two beautiful daughters, Sydney and Sasha. The joy and pride he took in his family were evident to all who encountered the Marrin household. Patrick is also survived by his by his mother, Katherine, his father, Dennis, and his brothers, Edward and Kenneth. Each family member was touched by his kind and generous spirit.

Patrick had many accomplishments throughout his life. He received multiple medals and awards in his military service. His attention to detail and continuing education made him a valued employee at several Survey/GIS companies during his career, most recently at BGE. He also obtained his drone pilot license among many other valuable skills.

Patrick's interests were as varied as they were passionate. He had a love for disc golf and was often found on the local courses with his Sunday morning disc golf group. He enjoyed both the competition and camaraderie. Patrick also enjoyed hunting and fishing with friends and family. He loved the outdoors and the peace he could find in nature. Attending soccer games was another activity he enjoyed with family and friends. He also enjoyed all types of music with reggae, ska, and punk among his favorites. Gaming was another outlet he enjoyed and another way to share his interests with others.

Those who knew Patrick would describe him as kind, funny, and intelligent. His humor brought light into every room. His dad jokes and pirate jokes were always met with laughter. His intelligence was matched by a profound kindness that he extended to everyone he met. In times of need, Patrick was the first to offer help, and his advice was sought after by many for its wisdom and insight.

As we remember Patrick, we are reminded of the words of Albert Einstein, "The value of a man should be seen in what he gives and not in what he is able to receive." He gave so much to so many asking for nothing in return.

Patrick's legacy is one of laughter, service, and dedication. He will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege of knowing him, and his memory will continue to inspire those he left behind. His influence will be felt at the disc golf courses he frequented, the quiet of nature where he hunted, and in the hearts of his family, who will carry forward his love, his values, and his sense of humor.

As we bid farewell to Patrick Anthony Marrin, we do so with heavy hearts, but also with a profound sense of gratitude for the time we shared with him. His life was a testament to the power of kindness and the enduring strength of familial bonds. Patrick's story is not one of sorrow, but a celebration of a life well-lived and a man well-loved.

May he rest in peace, knowing that his life was one of purpose and impact, and that he will be forever cherished in the memories of those who were fortunate enough to walk beside him on his journey.

Military Honors will be at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery located at 1520 Harry Wurzbach Rd. in San Antonio on January 23rd @ 3:00 pm at Pavilion 4.

Immediately following, a Celebration of Life will be held at VFW Post 8541 at 2222 Austin Hwy. San Antonio Tx 78218

In lieu of flowers, please consider sending a donation to one of the following organizations.

4th Recon Vets

Tunnels to Towers

Fisher House

Gods Dogs

VFW Post 8541