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Dwyer, Patrick A.
Pittsford
September 12, 1943 – November 25, 2020
This beloved life long resident of the Village of Pittsford left us suddenly on November 25, 2020 and will be terribly missed by all.
Survived by his daughter, Colleen (Patrick) Warren; son, Patrick (Michelle) Dwyer; grandson, Liam Dwyer; granddaughter, Lena Dwyer; sisters, Diane Luke and Jeanne Alexander; many nieces and nephews; and hundreds of friends.
Patrick joined the Pittsford Fire Department in May of 1964 and remained an active member and a current employee of the fire district. During that time he proudly served as Chief from 1983-1984, and as President from 2006-2007.
Patrick was a proud retiree of the IBEW local 86, where he began his career as an electrician through an apprenticeship at age 18.
An avid lover of vintage cars, you would often see him around Pittsford in his 1957 Chevy, that he worked tirelessly to restore over the years with the help of his car buddies.
Funeral Mass Saturday December 5th at 1PM at St. Louis Church Pittsford. It will also be livestreamed at https://stlouischurch.org/live Private Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers Memorial donations may be made to the Pittsford Fire Department.
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9 responses to “Dwyer, Patrick A.”
To Pats family, I offer my deepest and most sincere condolences for your loss. He was a wonderful, giving and caring man and I am privileged to be able to call him my friend. I will deeply miss him.
Pat’s Family: Pat will be greatly missed. My heartfelt Deepest Sympathy to you all. I will cherish the many memories of Pat, parades, details, fires and adventures had over many years. He was a great friend, fellow fireman and all around nice man. May God Bless you all and in His Mercy and Care may He Strengthen and Guide you through this difficult time.
I am greatly saddened to hear of Pat’s passing. He was an excellent electrician, it was always good to see him come on the job. I enjoyed spending time with “Patty O’ “in Ireland, on our trip with the Dady Brothers. He selflessly gave much of himself to family, friends and our community. I put our flag at half-mast in his honor. My condolences to his family, he led a good life and will rest in peace.
Sorry to learn of Pat’s passing, going to miss my favorite Irishman. Pat always had a smile on his face and a good conversation to share.
Pat leaves many great memories to all who knew him.Always a gentlemen with a great Irish smile. I enjoyed working with him at Schuler Haas Electric and my wife Sue and I will miss seeing him around TP’s.
Rest in peace and keep a cold one ready for all of us up there!
So sorry to hear of Pat’s passing. Pat and I went to St. Louis school together. We became lifelong friends He truly was Mr. Pittsford. RIP “Mister” you will be missed.
Sending Deepest Sympathy to Pat’s son,grandchildren and daughter ,also his sister’s Diane and Jeannie,he will be Sadly Missed .,Sunday’s will not be the same.,with out Pat’s Smile.!!!Rest in Peace,
Love and sympathy from the Maxwell family.
Pat was such a nice happy person. I don’t recall how we met but probably while I worked at the Country Club Wegmans. Of course Thirsties too! He was always a welcoming person and was a great asset to the Pittsford community. He will be missed.