Dear Diane and Family

Jim and I were so sorry to hear about Pat’s passing. Jim has fond memories of Pat once he joined the Dewar family!! Everyone liked Pat, he was a true gentleman and left lots of great memories for all.

Circumstances would not allow us to be with you today . I know you will feel the support from all of us today and in the days ahead.

Sincere Sympathy

Jim and Linda Wilson

Dear Dianne & Family

We just heard of Pat's passing & we are so very sorry for your loss. It is always hard to lose someone so special in our lives.

I know he will be missed greatly.

We are sending our love and thoughts to you during this terrible time.

Love

Paulette & Ken Allen

Dear Dianne, Jeff, Jennifer, Suzie, and Patrick.

I am.sorry to see the news of Pat's passing. He will.be remembered by me as a wonderful man, loving father and husband.

I remember many good times from.the Jubilee Rd. days. He was always smiling and laughing. A real family man. He always made to effort to be engaging and involved.

My thoughts and prayers are with you all and the rest of the family.

Sincerest Condolences.

Take care.

John McDonald

I was so fortunate to have known Pat and to have worked with him for many years as part of the Steen Family. Pat was a great leader and mentor to myself and to many others in the industry. He was well respected by everyone who knew and dealt with him in the mechanical industry.

Outside of work I remember many great Steen fishing trips, golf outings, many great games of ball hockey as well as other social activities.

My condolences to Dianne and the family.

Jeff and Brenda, we are sorry to hear of Patrick’s passing, sincerely, Bill & Marg Chipman.

So enjoyed playing golf with Pat and Diane, I’ll always remember Pat just punching at the ball and hitting it straight down the middle and usually out hit most of his playing partners, we will definitely miss him.

Always a treat to see Patti and Dianne. He was always smiling. My condolences to Dianne and his loving family.

Blair Burke (Southside)

One of my favorite things about my Papa was how he was always able to crack a joke and make you laugh. The only time he wouldn’t have a smile on his face was if someone was reading a birthday card aloud, or talking about politics. There are too many memories to name but what will always be my favorite is how much he loved my Grandma. When I was little I would climb in their bed in between them in the middle of the night. I could never fully stretch out my legs because they would always have their feet locked together. Their love taught me what true love really is, and if my husband and I have half as much love as they had, I will consider myself one lucky gal!

Love you always Papa

Xoxoxox

Ali Kate