MISHAWAKA - Patrick D. Myers, 74, of Mishawaka, IN, died on Monday, February 19, in Kendallville, IN, surrounded by his family. He was preceded in death by his father, George Myers; mother, M. Pauline Myers; and son, David Myers.
Patrick is survived by his three children, Neil (Jessica) Myers, Andrea Myers, and Laura (Barry Baughman) Myers; as well as his six siblings; and three grandchildren, Donovan, Mackenzie, and Landon.
Patrick was a native of Mishawaka, Indiana, where he enjoyed his weekly Sunday trips to West End Bakery and attending Notre Dame Football games. Patrick was an avid collector of ALL things including model cars. Some of Patrick's favorite stories came from his travels during his early years, and he hoped to make another trip to Greece before his passing. In addition to travel, Patrick loved to cook Italian food, have dinner with the friends he made at LaVerna Terrace, and spoil his grandchildren with toys, books, and tasty treats.
Patrick's final wish was to donate his body to science and as a dedication to his love of travel, his ashes will be spread at sea. A memorial service will be planned at a later time.
In lieu of flowers, Pat's family requests that you remember him by making a donation to Presence Sacred Heart in Avilla, IN and specify for Activities or Memory Care.
Published in South Bend Tribune on Feb. 25, 2018
Patrick is survived by his three children, Neil (Jessica) Myers, Andrea Myers, and Laura (Barry Baughman) Myers; as well as his six siblings; and three grandchildren, Donovan, Mackenzie, and Landon.
Patrick was a native of Mishawaka, Indiana, where he enjoyed his weekly Sunday trips to West End Bakery and attending Notre Dame Football games. Patrick was an avid collector of ALL things including model cars. Some of Patrick's favorite stories came from his travels during his early years, and he hoped to make another trip to Greece before his passing. In addition to travel, Patrick loved to cook Italian food, have dinner with the friends he made at LaVerna Terrace, and spoil his grandchildren with toys, books, and tasty treats.
Patrick's final wish was to donate his body to science and as a dedication to his love of travel, his ashes will be spread at sea. A memorial service will be planned at a later time.
In lieu of flowers, Pat's family requests that you remember him by making a donation to Presence Sacred Heart in Avilla, IN and specify for Activities or Memory Care.
Published in South Bend Tribune on Feb. 25, 2018
MISHAWAKA - Patrick D. Myers, 74, of Mishawaka, IN, died on Monday, February 19, in Kendallville, IN, surrounded by his family. He was preceded in death by his father, George Myers; mother, M. Pauline Myers; and son, David Myers.
Patrick is survived by his three children, Neil (Jessica) Myers, Andrea Myers, and Laura (Barry Baughman) Myers; as well as his six siblings; and three grandchildren, Donovan, Mackenzie, and Landon.
Patrick was a native of Mishawaka, Indiana, where he enjoyed his weekly Sunday trips to West End Bakery and attending Notre Dame Football games. Patrick was an avid collector of ALL things including model cars. Some of Patrick's favorite stories came from his travels during his early years, and he hoped to make another trip to Greece before his passing. In addition to travel, Patrick loved to cook Italian food, have dinner with the friends he made at LaVerna Terrace, and spoil his grandchildren with toys, books, and tasty treats.
Patrick's final wish was to donate his body to science and as a dedication to his love of travel, his ashes will be spread at sea. A memorial service will be planned at a later time.
In lieu of flowers, Pat's family requests that you remember him by making a donation to Presence Sacred Heart in Avilla, IN and specify for Activities or Memory Care.
Published in South Bend Tribune on Feb. 25, 2018
Patrick is survived by his three children, Neil (Jessica) Myers, Andrea Myers, and Laura (Barry Baughman) Myers; as well as his six siblings; and three grandchildren, Donovan, Mackenzie, and Landon.
Patrick was a native of Mishawaka, Indiana, where he enjoyed his weekly Sunday trips to West End Bakery and attending Notre Dame Football games. Patrick was an avid collector of ALL things including model cars. Some of Patrick's favorite stories came from his travels during his early years, and he hoped to make another trip to Greece before his passing. In addition to travel, Patrick loved to cook Italian food, have dinner with the friends he made at LaVerna Terrace, and spoil his grandchildren with toys, books, and tasty treats.
Patrick's final wish was to donate his body to science and as a dedication to his love of travel, his ashes will be spread at sea. A memorial service will be planned at a later time.
In lieu of flowers, Pat's family requests that you remember him by making a donation to Presence Sacred Heart in Avilla, IN and specify for Activities or Memory Care.
Published in South Bend Tribune on Feb. 25, 2018
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