Sharon and Family,
Healing prayers and comforting hugs to all in the Leimer family.  I have wonderful memories of Pat, "the man that started Ice Hockey in Indiana, PA" and the fun we had.  I know today he is another Angel, that received his wings.  Much love to you.  Carol Donahue  


Deborah and I were saddened to hear of Pat’s passing.  We first met Pat and Sharon in 1996 well before we decided to move here in 2002.  Deborah often referred to Pat as “Uncle Pat” because he treated us like family.  We will forever cherish his friendship and memory.  
We will continue to pray for your strength and peace.  May God continue to bless you.  
Wilbur and Deborah Jordan

My love and utmost sympathy to the VERY special Leimer Family.  My life opened and bloomed just by knowing all of you.  My thoughts are with you today and forever.  Celebrate his life.  Much love to Sharon, Aaron, Paul and Matthew.

W hen I went back to school at UMD, Pat and I had coffee almost every morning.   He loved talking about his boys.  I don't know if you remember this, but the four of us went to a dance at the Eagles in Cloquet.  Your car wouldn't start so you took our car back to Duluth.  What we neglected to tell you was that it got about five miles to the gallon.  
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.




I’m very saddened to hear of Pat’s passing.  I enjoyed having small chats with him when I walked my puppies past his house. He was kind enough to make his property open for many of our neighborhood gatherings. He will be missed.  Prayers for the family.

With tears flowing and a heavy heart; I write and send prayers.  Words can not express my sadness.
I feel blessed and gratitude for the many experiences I have enjoyed with Pat, Sharon and the boys.
I am truly heart broken.
Peace
Gary Miller  

To the family of Pat. I would like to thank Pat for his service to the city of Long Beach Ms. As he served on the school board. Next I'd like to say how much I enjoyed him as a neighbor here in our subdivision. I loved having talks with him as he worked in his yard and I walked my dogs by his house. I will miss those talks with him. Sorry for the loss R.I.P. Pat.
 

Sharon and family ... know you are in our prayers and thoughts today and many days to come.  Our Silver Bay class of '63 was a special class.  Many of us continued and continue to get together.  Pat was in that group.  It was fun to get to know him better at our class reunion dinners.  He will be greatly missed at our reunion dinner this year.  God bless!!  

Pat and I were high school classmates in Silver Bay. I got to know him much better at several of our class reunions where we shared each others past and laughed at  many  of our "growing up"  experiences. For the family, please know of the sorrow I and all our classmates feel. We pray that you will find comfort knowing Pat was a well-liked classmate and a friend to all of us. Our prayers are with the family at this time. 

Such an honor to have known Pat and Sharon for the past 10 years and being neighbor's. Pat was a character with quick wit, a kind smile, and much to give to anyone who needed him. He was a part of the many neighbor "old men" gatherings that happened on a regular basis between the retired guys on our end of the street. When my husband went missing, I could always find him with Pat, Jerry, Bob and Stan, solving the problems of the world. He never missed a chance at teasing me, and I in return, gave him an ear full as well. He was "Mr. Pat" to our children and grandchildren, and we all loved him. You will be so missed Pat. Happy travels.

I'm so sorry to hear about Pat's sudden passing.  I remember him quite well when we were kids playing hockey on the outdoor rink in Silver Bay.  Pat was an excellent player and often was a part of our pick up games.  It's too bad we didn't have high school hockey in Silver Bay at that time because Pat would have been one of the best players in the conference.  My condolences to Mike and all of Pat's family.  He was quite a guy!!

Pat and I were locker buddies in high school as our last names both began with L-e-i.  We used to joke about that and jostle one another.  After high school we lost touch but I have enjoyed conversations with him at reunions and emailing with him in recent years.  It was always fun to reminisce!  He was a very kind and fun-loving guy.  We (speaking for me and my classmates) will all miss him.    
Sending hug and love to his family.   
         Julie (Leines) Morgan


Pat was so much fun to be around.  He had a unique sense of humor and a wonderful way
with little kids.  He was a good guy.

Dear Sharon and all of Pat’s family and friends,

So very sorry to read of Pat’s passing. My heartfelt sympathy to you all.  High school days in Silver Bay many years ago were quite different than today but we all were friends and had fun. Many of Pat’s friends from those days have preceded him in passing, so I can only imagine the Silver Bay Mariners reunion going on heaven.!
Once again, my sincere sympathy to you all. Thinking of you and hoping your treasured memories will sustain you now in these tough times and beyond. 
Love,
Joy

We will truly miss Pat. He gave us so much joy, especially all the stories he told while we worked with him and Sharon during the Lenten Fish fries at St. Ann's.
He had such a humor about him and we loved it.
We are truly sorry that we will not see him again on earth. But looking forward to meet up with him in heaven one day.
Our sympathy goes out to Sharon and all the family.

I always enjoyed seeing Pat when we met from time to time. He was the nicest man. 
I was looking forward to seeing Pat & Sharon this summer in Duluth. 
My deepest symphony to the family. Jerry

OBITUARY

Ray "Pat" Leimer Jr.

June 12, 1945 – June 13, 2018

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