Patrick D. "Pat" Kelley

Dear June and Linda,

We were so sorry we didn't make it to the funeral services for Pat. We had planned on carpooling with Robin and Jennie, but they suddenly made other plans and we couldn't afford to make the trip alone.

Dale's brother has end stage prostate cancer and is expected to live only a very short time more. We have been driving to Windham- near Portland ,at least once a week since last fall to help care for him so

Dear June and Linda,

We were so sorry we didn't make it to the funeral services for Pat. We had planned on carpooling with Robin and Jennie, but they suddenly made other plans and we couldn't afford to make the trip alone.

Dale's brother has end stage prostate cancer and is expected to live only a very short time more. We have been driving to Windham- near Portland ,at least once a week since last fall to help care for him so our budget is very tight.

We are very sorry for your loss. Please know that our love and prayers are with you.

Love,

Sheilya and Dale

June

I am so sorry for your loss - the years are quickly passing away

Know that all of your MWH classmates are thinking of you and Linda

BLessings

Roberta (Mortali) McGovern

Pat and I played clarinet for St. Williams Band, Dorchester, MA. I have fond memories of our playing a duet at the annual band concert. Pat chose Mozart's Clarinet Concerto in A major. We used to practice at his house on Pleasant St. with his mom and dad as our audience and positive critics. The duet was a success thanks to Pat's playing the lead. Pat was always a quiet and generous person with a great sense of humor. For

Pat and I played clarinet for St. Williams Band, Dorchester, MA. I have fond memories of our playing a duet at the annual band concert. Pat chose Mozart's Clarinet Concerto in A major. We used to practice at his house on Pleasant St. with his mom and dad as our audience and positive critics. The duet was a success thanks to Pat's playing the lead. Pat was always a quiet and generous person with a great sense of humor. For some strange reason we had a saying that he invented "He who, who he?" It made no sense but we said it all the time. Teenage kids thinking they were funny. Oddly, a mutual friend who grew up with Pat, Bill Hudson, and I still use the phrase 55 years later. And when we do we always mention Pat. Rest well my friend.
John Macchi

The Gately Family and Staff wish to express our sincere sympathy to you. It is our hope that we may be able to make a difficult time more bearable. Please feel free to call on us at anytime as we are always available to you.