Today I learned of Jim’s passing. I was shocked and saddened. I met Jim in 1992 when he supervised the plantings of my front landscape. He was extremely knowledgeable and personable, and has helped me over the years with new landscaping projects. He will be missed. My deepest sympathy to his family. Sheri Keefe
We are so sorry to hear of Jim’s passing. As an employee of VanPutte he always provided the most patient & utmost care for our landscaping improvements & maintenance needs. Just last fall he suggested an addition of a hibiscus plant to a berm replacement project in our backyard . Just 3 weeks ago the 1st blossom opened & I thought how appreciative I was for his suggestion and that I would thank him next time I saw him. We will think of him each blossom season. Kind Regards Tom & Rena
Cara & Family, We are so very sorry for your loss! We are thinking of you during this unimaginable time. Sending all our love and prayers to you and your family –
Love, Your work family at Store 952
We send our condolences to the
Patrick family and Cheryl.
Happy we saw Jim last year at Kaylie & Tyrone’s wedding, I know he was proud of his family. Rest in Peace Jim.
Dave & Joanne Medvedeff
The farmland of our family slowly transitioned to houses in the late 1960’s. One of the first houses built belonged to the Patrick’s. From almost the moment they moved in our familes “hung out”. In high school he was in the theatre program with me, and we set up the PA system for basketball games. Jim had the Oldsmobile station wagon and he was happy to give a ride home from whatever after school thing we did together. Entertainment on the ride home was always KISS blaring from an 8-Track. I could never convince him to switch to a cassette player. He always insisted that the 8-Track would “win out” and cassettes would go away. Saw him a few times since, but never friendly like back then. RIP Jim Patrick. Thanks for the ride.
Today I learned of Jim’s passing. I was shocked and saddened. I met Jim in 1992 when he supervised the plantings of my front landscape. He was extremely knowledgeable and personable, and has helped me over the years with new landscaping projects. He will be missed. My deepest sympathy to his family. Sheri Keefe
We are so sorry to hear of Jim’s passing. As an employee of VanPutte he always provided the most patient & utmost care for our landscaping improvements & maintenance needs. Just last fall he suggested an addition of a hibiscus plant to a berm replacement project in our backyard . Just 3 weeks ago the 1st blossom opened & I thought how appreciative I was for his suggestion and that I would thank him next time I saw him. We will think of him each blossom season. Kind Regards Tom & Rena
Sending you all love and peace today and always –
Deepest condolences, Dave & Joanne Medvedeff
Sending our love and deepest condolences to the family –
Love, Richelle & Justin Acker
Please accept our deepest sympathies. We are wishing you peace during this time of mourning –
Our condolences, BDP Team
Fly high Dad –
Love you, Kalie & Cara
Cara and Rob, The entire Patrick/Sold family is in our prayers –
John & the D9 Team at CVS Pharmacy
With love,
Scott & Laura, Roger & Heather, Caroline & Will
In loving memory of Grandpa Jim
Deepest sympathy, We will miss you Jim –
The Van Putte Family & Staff
Cara & Family, We are so very sorry for your loss! We are thinking of you during this unimaginable time. Sending all our love and prayers to you and your family –
Love, Your work family at Store 952
We send our condolences to the
Patrick family and Cheryl.
Happy we saw Jim last year at Kaylie & Tyrone’s wedding, I know he was proud of his family. Rest in Peace Jim.
Dave & Joanne Medvedeff
The farmland of our family slowly transitioned to houses in the late 1960’s. One of the first houses built belonged to the Patrick’s. From almost the moment they moved in our familes “hung out”. In high school he was in the theatre program with me, and we set up the PA system for basketball games. Jim had the Oldsmobile station wagon and he was happy to give a ride home from whatever after school thing we did together. Entertainment on the ride home was always KISS blaring from an 8-Track. I could never convince him to switch to a cassette player. He always insisted that the 8-Track would “win out” and cassettes would go away. Saw him a few times since, but never friendly like back then. RIP Jim Patrick. Thanks for the ride.
I am so sorry to hear about the loss of Jim. Sending my condolences to the family. 🌹🌺 We will all miss Jim.