Daddy I love you so much I know your in a better place but it still hurts I know it always will it getting harder to remuer your laugh smile the way your voice would sound  I don’t want to forget you were loved by everyone around you and I hope you know how much you mean to me people constantly tell me how much I look like you and how your personality shines through me I am so proud to call you my father and to tell people how great of a person you are a though you can’t be with me I know your always there thank you for being strong and happy thank you for making our memories positive Andy things I cherish I love you so much I love you daddy

Dear Jennifer and family please accept my deepest sympathies for your loss.  I was totally shocked to hear the news from my brothers and sisters last week.
I met Pat when I was young.  The O'Connor's moved onto Mayfield Avenue in Baltimore City and the fun started the very next day.  I remember that no matter who was home, Debi was in charge.  Michele was always dating somebody cooler than me,  Billy outplayed me in every sport.  Pat was always ready to go, and go we did.  We'd cut lawns, make a few dollars, and go bowling at Siedel Bowling Lanes on Belair Rd or spend what little we had on food.  We played baseball on the local parking lots, football between the cars on Mayfield Ave., basketball at Brehms Lane Elementary or the Shrine of the Little Flower.  We spent days running through the streams at Herring Run Park, hung out at Deno's Sub Shop on Belair Rd, and always competed for the same cute girls.  As we got older we attended Archbishop Curley High School.  I remember hating report card day, a day where I would quietly enter the house trying not to be noticed, only to have Pat say to my Mom, "Mrs. Croucher, do you want to see my report card?  I got all A's and one B."  Ugh, my C's and D's weren't going get much praise after that.  
We had a lot of fun.  My parents loved the whole O'Connor clan.  I was honored about 13 years ago to get invited to your wedding.  My wife and I came up from Atlanta and had a great time at the wedding and the reception.  When I moved to Atlanta I lost touch with Pat, and I regret that I didn't have the opportunity to share some these great memories while he was here to add to them.  Pat was one of the happiest people that I knew.  He worked hard at everything he did.  He loved spending time with his friends and his family.  My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Patrick was a wonderful husband, father, brother, and friend. It was a honor to know a man who was so selfless and more concern for others rather than himself. May God's grace be present with your family everyday.

Jen, we deeply moved to learn of Patrick's passing.  Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. 

Kenneth and Paula Kelly

It was very sad to hear about the passing of Pat. We we're childhood friends and played baseball together almost every day when we were kids. Rest in peace my friend!

Patrick,
I'll never forget how nice it was to work with you & how much you made me laugh. Rest in Peace. Jennifer

Jennifer, I can picture Patrick walking the halls of St. Agnes to deliver a bed.  A big smile on his face, his baseball cap with sunglasses perched on top.  He would always have a story about you and the children that would make us laugh.  He really loved you and the children, and was so proud to be your husband and the father of your children. I knew he had taken another position in management, but I didn't know of his accident and injuries.  I'm so sorry for your loss.  My prayers are with you and your family.  Love, Deborah Major

Jen,
I just heard today about the passing of Patrick . I always looked forward to seeing Patrick to hear news of you and your children when Patrick delivered our beds on 2n at St. Agnes. He so loved you and the children!  I will keep you and your family in my prayers . My God give you strength in your sorrow. 
Jan Kinnally ( team leader on 2N)

I was so very sad to hear that Pat had passed away.  My family lived down the street from his family on Mayfield Avenue many years ago and I remember Debbie, Mikey(Michelle) Billy and Pat very well.  Pat was friends with all of my brothers and spent lots of time around our house.  He was always such a cheerful, fun loving kid, and from the pictures you have posted, I can tell he was also a very loving and devoted husband and father as well. I am so very sorry for your loss.   My sympathies to your entire family, and may you find peace in your memories of him.

We are going to miss you dearly - may you rest in peace. Please be assured that the Pucci family will watch over the O'Connor family.

 With all our love Fabio and Noreen Pucci

Jen, I am sorry for your loss. Patrick was someone I always admired for his spirit and fun loving approach to life.  May he rest in peace.

Sorry to hear of the passing of your brother and husband. My prayers are with you and your family during this time of sorrow.

                                                           Machelle Johnson (Salisbury, MD)

Debbie & Jennifer and Family
We are so sorry for the loss of someone so special.  May GOD bless and comfort you all in the days ahead and always.  I didn't know him personally but I felt like we did by reading his page all the time.  GOD has another great Angel in his presence!  Praying for all of you!

Oceanside Underwriters in Salisbury, MD - JR, Jennifer & Gail

Jennifer, So sorry for your loss.  I know he has had a struggle for the last several years.  Our prayers are with you and the kids.

I am so sorry to learn of the passing of Pat. I remember as a child, Pat, Billy, Debi and Michelle moving in to Mayfield avenue from Highlandtown. My brothers and our friends from the neighborhood were a tight knit group and we had to check out the new kids. It wasn't long at all before that charismatic laugh of Pat's shined through and we all became great friends. Playing ball on Sandlers Hardwae lot, behind La Fountaine Rouge and in the alley in front of his house was just a staple. Pat was the king of Tin Can Alley and was known to climb on a roof and jump off just in time to knock over the can. We worked at La Fountaine Blue together and I remember him standing out in front of my bedroom window at 2:30am saying, Todd you awake, I stole a cheesecake from the bakery..haha! He loved the Beatles and new every song by heart! I can till this moment hear that laugh of his as it would light up a room. To his wife Jennifer, his children and to Debi, Michelle and Billy, I am so very sorry for your loss! He was a great guy and I know he will forever watch over all of you!

Jen, So sorry for your loss.  I admired Patrick's strength and determination to recover from his accident.  All of you have been strong and positive throughout. Praying for all of you.

My heartfelt sympathy to patrick's family I him from Levindale when he worked for HILL ROM always cheerful and helpful to all of us he will be missed. Brenda Keenan LPN

Dear Pat,
Thanks for being me friend and all the great times we had, may you rest in peace now my old friend!

Pat you will be sorely missed by many. You always brightened the unit with your smile whenever you entered the ICU. Keep wearing your hat with your sunglasses, they were your trade mark! God bless you and your family!

I admire your strength and courage, Patrick! I didn't know you personally, but I felt like I was beginning to know you and your wonderful Family because my Daughter, Dina, had so many nice things to say about all of you! God bless you all!

Pat, we will continue our prayers and rosaries for the peaceful repose of your soul...as well as for your family and children.  As life here goes on, we will miss you, but know that your spirit will continue aiding your family from above.

May Jesus, Mary and Joseph be your constant source of strength, until you are happily reunited with Pat...

Rob Smith and Kathy (mom) (Old friends and current total-care Hillrom patient)

Jennifer I am so sorry to hear about Patrick.  My heart breaks for you and your family.  We are all praying for you to have some peace.

Dear Patrick, you have been so amazing through all of this.  You worked extremely hard and accomplished so much.  You never ceased to amaze me with your strong attitude and will to go on.  You beemed from ear to ear when you showed us your new accomplishment and we were as proud of that accomplishment as you were.  I will miss you so much my cousin.  We had so many laughs, hugs and cries together.  You will be in my heart forever more.

My prayers are with you & your precious children, Jennifer!

You will be so very missed, Patrick! I learned so much from you during the times I was there keeping you company! You were truly an inspiration to me, and I'll ALWAYS appreciate that! I will continue to help the family with whatever they may need. I will think of you every day (especially Tues and Thurs). Thank you for allowing me to get to know you, and to care for you! May you ALWAYS rest in peace!

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Patrick "Pat" Donald O'Connor

19 août 1964 – 14 août 2012

Gary L. Kaufman Funeral Home at Meadowridge Memorial Park

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