Remembering a wonderful husband, father and friend! 
From Teresa, Lorraine & Patrick ❤️

You were a very special person to our family, you will be missed. May your soul Rest In Peace.

The Urquhart Family 



My wife Nora and I have known Patrick for 10  years when he began attending our Science of Spirituality meditation group on Sunday mornings in West Palm Beach. During our fellowship lunches and yearly picnics  we enjoyed his company and  engaging conversation. He was by nature a quiet person, but in his case certainly “still waters run deep” and his observations were always thoughtful and interesting. From time to time we could get him to talk about Jamaica of his youth or his time in Canada. We will surely miss him! 

May his soul rest in eternal peace.So sorry we were not in recent discourse but pleasant memories remain of a dear and loved Uncle.Love Everlasting 🙏😍Shalom

I first met Patrick in the early 1960's at Franklin Town Church of God in Jamaica. 
He possessed a gentle, quiet but magnanimous spirit. He was a good conversationalist, who could listen to your opinion on many subjects, but was not easily swayed, since he had strong opinions of his own. 
He believed the best about people and would not readily entertain gossip, but would either laugh, play 'devil's advocate',  or be gracious in his criticism. 
He was remarkably generous and would always look for opportunities to help people. He was the one who offered me the use of his car to get my driver's licence in 1968.
On my arrival in Toronto,  he initiated me in the Canadian system, even taking me to a bank and co-signed a loan. 
He was a smart, neat dresser   who influenced me in that area. 
One of the interests we shared was purchasing special music albums from Reader's Digest and he would often invite me to his house to listen to his latest music, played in fine style on his carefully chosen "hi fi" system. 
As a valued friend, he contributed to many positives in my life, and I am eternally grateful. 
We reconnected about 6 weeks ago, after losing touch for about 4 years, and he we the one who took the initiative. 
Our last communication was January 14, 2021. He is sadly missed. 
My sincere condolences, to his family, and prayers of comfort at this difficult time.

Winston Davis


Heavenly Father,  as the we mourn the death of Mr. Urquhart,we celebrate your embrace as the gates of heaven open up for a new angel. Please comfort our souls and relieve the heaviness in our hearts, as  this is not a time to be sad but a time to rejoice that he has been called to come home to rest peacefully in kingdom of God. We say these things in the name of thy son Jesus Christ. 

Patrick was my dear friend. We spent many long hours on the phone talking , joking and laughing.  He was as reserved private individual but we shared good times.  He loved cakes and I would always send him Christmas cake but he wanted  it it January as he got some at Christmas.  Our last conversation was on Friday, January 15 when I told him I was going to the Post Office to mail his cake.  After we finished talking. I dashed to the Post Office and did as I  promised, not knowing he would not be around to receive and enjoy it as he usually does. To his family  my thoughts and prayers are with you all. May God  grant you the comfort you need during this  difficult time. May his soul rest in peace. 

I have fond memories of Patrick from our days as members of the Franklin Town Church of God in Jamaica and in later years as students at Pace University, USA.  Patrick stood tall among us and commanded respect and admiration. 
On behalf of the Miller family we offer our condolences to his immediate family and the rest of the Urquhart family.  May God comfort you as you mourn  and may his soul rest in peace.




Uncle Patrick's path and mine have crossed on numerous occasions. I truly regret his passing.  His passing is temporary and I am convinced that our paths will come together again.  

"Life, like a mist, appears for just a day.  Then disappears tomorrow.  All that we are can quickly fade away.  Replaced with tears and sorrow.  If a man should die, can he live again?  Jehovah will call; Uncle Patrick will answer.  Patrick will live at Jehovah's command.  So have faith, and do not wonder. For our God can make us stand. And we will live forever.
All those asleep in God's memory stay, from death Uncle Patrick will awaken.  Then we'll come to see that life can be: paradise eternally".

Condolences to all his loved ones. 
Milton, Pat and family

I’m glad I had the opportunity to meet Dwaynes dad Patrick.  He and I had fun talks about life  and shared some interesting  stories together in the past few years. 
 I got to learn how well reserved and stoic  he was,  but It was my mission to crack a few jokes to break his walls just to hear him  laugh...
Mission accomplished every time.:) 

He was a joy to chat and will be sadly missed, never forgotten , and forever will be in our hearts and prayers. 
May his soul rest in eternal peace. 




Our sincere sympathies go out to you and your family on the loss of your loved one. 
May the memories of your life with Patrick bring you strength, comfort and peace and I hope that our thoughts and prayers will support you at this time.

My sincere sympathies go out to you and your family on the loss of your loved one. 
May your memories bring you strength, comfort and peace and I hope that our thoughts and prayers will support you at this time 

My very sincere condolences to the family!  His name sake was our very close family friend!  May he rest in Peace and may the family find comfort in the happy memories he created! Love and Blessings!

I will miss you, your gentlemanly kindness, and the many conversations we had together when we shared the Science of Spirituality gatherings,

You are in my memory
MENDY

My wife Perline  and I share your family's grief and fond memories of Patrick, and wish that the family will find comfort in knowing that Patrick in his own private way, shared a special friendship with many who loved and valued him as a friend.

Patrick was a friend of Perline and her family while growing  up in Franklin Town, Jamaica. What a pleasure for me to have shared his friendship over the last 51 years.

On our locating to Canada, in 1970, we lived in the same community of Thorncliffe Park, (East York, Ontario) until we moved to another area. We still kept in touch by telephone and personal visits, (how he loved Perline's Christmas Cake and Sorrell) and sharing University experiences, and the growth and development of our families. 

On a Spring Break trip to Florida, our family found pleasure in visiting Patrick in West Palm and shared youthful memories.

May his soul continue to find peace as he is guided by Angels to his well deserved rest as he remains ever present in our memories.

Saddened to hear....as you take your last journey, we pray you find your restfull place in the arms of love ones waiting for you. 
Will remember your kindness and big smile!
RIP....Yvonne and Payton

Patrick 
I share the pain of your loss, as I remember your kindness whenever I visited my family in Florida. 
I hadn't seen you in many years, but enquired about you from time to time. 
To Dwyane, and your  other children, family and friends, my sincerest sympathy. Rest in peace. May God welcome you home. 🌹🌷🌷🌻
Pene  (Jamaica)

Patrick was a quiet man that was supportive of me as a young girl. He lead by example of treating people with kindness and respect. Thankful to have had him in my life and for my brother Dwayne. Until we meet again Patrick. 

Grew up together in Jamaica.
Was a great friend. Stayed in touch over the years.
Will miss him . We had happy times and bright sunny days are memories I have of you.
May your soul Rest In Peace.

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