So many good times and so many beers we shared. The times with our families were the best. Sharing lies around the campfire most of the times they were not lies, it was just the fact that no one would beleive us. We will miss you. You and your family remain in our prayers. Jonathan (Big Jon) Resmer and family

Uncle Pat, I will truly miss you with all my heart! You reminded me so much of my Dad when I saw and spoke with you, your voice, laugh and how you loved the great outdoors. My heart is broken all over again.... Love and prayers to all the family!

Paul, Patty and family
I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your dad.  He will be missed.
love Paula (MooseLodge)

Your infectious laugh will always be in our memories, it always brought joy to everyone around. Your love of boating and the outdoors has given us many memories of wonderful weekends on the lake and in nature. Your epic excrusion from Michigan to Florida down the Mississippi will always be remembered. You lived life to the fullest, rest in peace.  
Love your son Pat and daughter in law Jeri

Pat, Paul And Jim, Our family is truly sorry for your loss.I will always remember you father's laugh and as I write this, it is putting a smile on my face. May the sorrow you feel in your heart lighten by the love that surrounds you. Always remember the good times may your father Rest in Peace, I wish I could be there today.
Love Beverly Fix and family (Pat and Jeri's Sister)

Pat was always a great guy and always fun to be with. "Right on partner!"

Your family is in my thoughts and prayers.

Worked with Pat in Utica at the old garage on Deschon,,He was patient with all the new guys. He could party with the best of em. Save a space in heaven for the rest of the crew so we can all play Euchre.

Our prayers to the family of our classmate Pat. We attended school together at St Marys.  We thank God for the happy repose of his soul. We hope you find comfort in knowing that through Gods love and mercy we will one day be together again in His Fathers house where He has prepared a place for us.
Norm Lozen and the class of " 55 ".

I remember when you and my Dad worked for Michigan Bell.  I remember the stories you and the guys told.  Say HI to my Dad ...
Rest in Peace, Pat.

I've know Pat since 1st grade at St. Mary School. He always seemed to create mayhem in class. He once tried to dunk my braids in the inkwell. He was always ready for a fun time all throough high school. Rest in peace old friend. Remembered by all your friends of the Class of 1955.

To the family of Pat,
So sorry to hear of Pat's passing. I have known Pat since first grade at St. Mary School in Mt. Clemens. You could always count on him to cause mayhem in the claseroom. On time he tryed to dunk my braids in the inkwell and of course got in trouble. The last time I saw him was at our 50th class reunion. I know that at reunions in the future he will be greatly missed. On behalf of the Class of 1955 ST. Mary High School, Rest in Peace dear friend.

I can't get the song out of my mind from Frank Sinnatra  " ILL DO IT MY WAY"and you did with gusto. You loved your three son's and worked and played hard, now be at rest and have peace.  Mary Ellen

To The Family Of Pat,
                 Pat always put a smile on our faces just like a ray of Sunshine. He will be sadly missed for sure. He was a Great Guy.
Pat Will always be in our thoughts and prayers.
The Golovan and Manning Families,
Tony, Venice, Anthony, Andrea and Alexis

Rest in Peace, Patrick - You have done your earthly work well with a loving family to carry on your name.  God Bless you and keep you!     Dean T. Gregg

Uncle Pat you will be greatly missed, wish all the family here in Texas would have gotten to spend more time with you. May you rest in peace. Godspeed.

Dad, what can I say? On a funny note, I guess Pall Mall and Budweiser stock will take a hit on the market. I remember so many fun things as a child like you holding the back of the first motorcycle I rode at age 7 around the block as you held the bottom of the seat. Three quarters of the way around you told me to hit the gas and we tore up that yard. By the time we got home the police were there to greet us. Thanks to the police in the day that they saw the humor in it. So many more stories follow the same theme and outcome. 

Love you Dad. 

Paul

You will be forever in our hearts, thoughts and prayers. Welcome home Patrick, you no longer are in pain. Love forever~your loving daughter in law Patty

OBITUARY

Patrick A. LaBelle

March 28, 1936 – December 29, 2011

Resurrection Funeral Home

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