Birth date: Mar 17, 1926 Death date: Aug 9, 2012
MYERS, Patrick Henry, age 86, born March 17,1926 in Missouri. He moved to Tampa, Florida in 1950 and was since instrumental in the inception of St Patrick's Church and School. He had a long career including Standard Oil Company, a Read Obituary
Gone from our sight Gone from our touch,
But never our hearts and never our memories. Those we love never go away for we will see them another day.
Uncle Pat,
Thank you so much for the Laughter, Love, and care that you gave to me and to all the nephews and nieces as well.
Love Ray Gurka-Nephew
The world has lost a very great man! I have only known Pat for about a year, but he was one of those you wish you knew all your life. I saw him every Wednesday at Lakeshore when I brought Communion from St. Mary Church and we would pray together. With all that was going on with his health, he was always thinking of others first and praying for the veterans and their families. I'm so sorry for your loss and that I could not make the service, but he and you will be in my prayers. God bless,
Kathy Morse
Our condolences to all Pat's family and friends. May God kiss your hearts with His compassion and encourage you with His love.Wonderful man Pat Myers...so glad I got to meet him...he left a smile on my heart...Bonnie Van Hoose and family
Uncle Pat,
I want to thank you for the thousands of hours you drove us kids around town in your cool red jeep named Betsy. You would have to hear us sing for hours. And speaking for myself I really didn't have a singing talent. But, you never told us to stop. Also,thank you for serving our country in active duty and as a civilian. Again multiple hours of devotion.You have taught us all the power of country,Church and family. It has been an honer being one of your family members.
I will always love you.
God bless,
Barbara
I am so sorry to hear of Pat's death. I will always hold a special place in my heart for him. He joined our "New Life Group" 25 years ago at St. Pat's. He was very active there and helped many of our divorced and widowed parishioners. He always told me I was the one who helped him, when in fact, it was him who helped us all. I am in Boston and won't be there for the "Celebration of his life" but know that he would be looking down at all of us and saying - "Thanks".... He's where I want to be in the future, waiting for us.;
Love and miss him,\
June
I grew up with Friday nights at the house on Cleveland street. My parents(Bob & Theresa)along with Uncle Pat & Aunt Jean would spend hours talking and laughing at the kitchen table. How blessed I was to have such strong and supportive role models. They instilled and nurtured the most important values of faith and family. I am so thankful to the entire Myers clan for so many treasured moments, may your memories bring you comfort during the difficult days ahead. Uncle Pat, you are going to be missed dearly. I will never forget your great laugh and your awesome dancing skills.
Peace
Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Myers Family. May the love of those around you comfort you at this time of loss. Patrick will live forever in your hearts and memories. We all extend our sincere condolences and sympathy during this difficult time.
My dear brother Pat, you have taught me so many things, but most of them cannot be repeated. The most successful lessons included skating, driving and dancing. You also showed me how to climb up to the second floor after midnight without a sound. I will always love you and keep you close in prayers. I hope you have seen Bob by now.
Uncle Pat I will always remember the families get to gathers on Friday night on Moody ave, they were great escape from the week of work or school. We could laugh the toughest week of our lives away by just being together. We sat on the swing on the porch and didn't need electronic devises to acknowledge each other just a beer and a good friend to listen to us. There is no one who comes close to your personality and wit I will forever be grateful to have you for an uncle. Love Rich Gurka Nephew
