Avis de décès de Patrick-Joseph Lee

Patrick Joseph Lee 1955 - 3 janvier 2014 Pat Lee passed away peacefully and comfortably, at his well-loved Fredericton home. As was his way in life, Pat made his exit amid the company, love, and respect of many friends and family members. Pat was born in Saint John NB, the eldest son of Blanche Marie (Murphy) and the late John Francis Lee, both of St. Stephen. He is survived by his wife Diane Terry-Lee, his siblings Joanne (Dave) Cape, Mark (Patricia) Lee, Andrew Lee, Rosemary (Paul Rayman) Lee, and Monica (Jim Bulmer) Lee, nieces and nephews Holly (Cole) Rispin, Graham Lee, Erin Cape, Heather Cape, a large extended family of aunts, uncles and cousins, and hundreds of friends. Pat always made time for the people he knew and loved. Pat graduated from Simonds High School in 1974, and enrolled at UNB that fall. After Pat traveled the world, he settled in Fredericton to become a well respected, self employed painter. "Spider’played Loyalist rugby and Old Boys soccer, and ran marathons and the Cabot Trail many times. He enjoyed singing with the River Valley Barber Shoppers Chorus. Pat was a long time member of the Fredericton Shambhala Center, and his beautiful gardens made the big yellow house a focal point on Hanwell road. The family would like to thank the the Oncology units at the DECH and Saint John Regional Hospital. The palliative care unit, with Dr.Gowan and extramural, brought excellent care and dignity to Pat and his family. Pat, aka Spider, did not sit on the sidelines of life, he was a humorous and vibrant participant. He will be dearly missed. Visitation will be held at the Fredericton Shambhala Centre, 20 Serenity Lane., on Wednesday, January 8th, 2014 from 10-4. A celebration of his life will be held at Holy Family Catholic Church, 1500 Hanwell Rd, Wednesday January 8, 2014 at 6pm, with Craig Schneider officiating and Rev. Monte Peters assisting. A reception to follow. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Oncology Unit at the DECH and Saint John Regional Hospital. Pat would like it if you could give the gift of time to people you care about.