Patterson, Nathaniel M. Ypsilanti, MI Nathaniel Matthew Patterson, born September 19, 1990, lost his brave battle with leukemia on Thursday, Jan. 20, 2005 at his home surrounded by his family and friends.
An eighth grader at West Middle School, he had many interests, including science, baseball and wrestling. He was also a talented musician and loved to play the piano. His dream was to travel to Australia and become an entomologist.
He is survived by his parents Jerome and Teresa Hunter Patterson, his sister Blaire and his brother Matthew, his grandparents, Marie Van Schoten and Richard and Pamela Hunter, his aunts and uncles, Richard and Cathy Hunter, Paul and Kathleen Ely, William and Sue Hunter, Mark and Kelly Chalou, Matthew and Mimi Schork, Todd and Cheryl Day, Fred and Ella Patterson, Troy and Gwen Patterson, Russell and Claudette Patterson, Kerchival and Vanessa Patterson, Phyllis Patterson, Raymond Patterson, Tonia Patterson and many cousins.
An eighth grader at West Middle School, he had many interests, including science, baseball and wrestling. He was also a talented musician and loved to play the piano. His dream was to travel to Australia and become an entomologist.
He is survived by his parents Jerome and Teresa Hunter Patterson, his sister Blaire and his brother Matthew, his grandparents, Marie Van Schoten and Richard and Pamela Hunter, his aunts and uncles, Richard and Cathy Hunter, Paul and Kathleen Ely, William and Sue Hunter, Mark and Kelly Chalou, Matthew and Mimi Schork, Todd and Cheryl Day, Fred and Ella Patterson, Troy and Gwen Patterson, Russell and Claudette Patterson, Kerchival and Vanessa Patterson, Phyllis Patterson, Raymond Patterson, Tonia Patterson and many cousins.
Patterson, Nathaniel M. Ypsilanti, MI Nathaniel Matthew Patterson, born September 19, 1990, lost his brave battle with leukemia on Thursday, Jan. 20, 2005 at his home surrounded by his family and friends.
An eighth grader at West Middle School, he had many interests, including science, baseball and wrestling. He was also a talented musician and loved to play the piano. His dream was to travel to Australia and become an entomologist.
He is survived by his parents Jerome and Teresa Hunter Patterson, his sister Blaire and his brother Matthew, his grandparents, Marie Van Schoten and Richard and Pamela Hunter, his aunts and uncles, Richard and Cathy Hunter, Paul and Kathleen Ely, William and Sue Hunter, Mark and Kelly Chalou, Matthew and Mimi Schork, Todd and Cheryl Day, Fred and Ella Patterson, Troy and Gwen Patterson, Russell and Claudette Patterson, Kerchival and Vanessa Patterson, Phyllis Patterson, Raymond Patterson, Tonia Patterson and many cousins.
An eighth grader at West Middle School, he had many interests, including science, baseball and wrestling. He was also a talented musician and loved to play the piano. His dream was to travel to Australia and become an entomologist.
He is survived by his parents Jerome and Teresa Hunter Patterson, his sister Blaire and his brother Matthew, his grandparents, Marie Van Schoten and Richard and Pamela Hunter, his aunts and uncles, Richard and Cathy Hunter, Paul and Kathleen Ely, William and Sue Hunter, Mark and Kelly Chalou, Matthew and Mimi Schork, Todd and Cheryl Day, Fred and Ella Patterson, Troy and Gwen Patterson, Russell and Claudette Patterson, Kerchival and Vanessa Patterson, Phyllis Patterson, Raymond Patterson, Tonia Patterson and many cousins.
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