Johnny Patterson

I just find out about Pat. I enjoy taking care of him. That was my bubby.

2-5-24 We just have learned of Pat's death. He would come to our business and get our soda cans for 10-15 yrs. We would talk about the Lord and I feel sure that he now is in perfect health with Jesus !!! Tifton Rental

With heartfelt sympathy to the Patterson family.

Prayers and Condolences to the family and friends of Pat. He will be missed and was loved by many. Rest easy Pat. Job well done, well done

Our deepest sympathy to the Patterson and Brown families. Memories of Beep Beep Pat will always linger in our minds and hearts as he would diligently ride his bike to pick up cans to sell. Our prayers are for strength, comfort, and peace during this time and afterwards. The Poole, Cobb, Cromer, Harris, Scott-Hester, Scott, Pridgon, Cooper, Banks, Bonds, and Hunter families.

Pat was a constant positive figure in our community and at Macedonia Freewill Baptist Church.

He will be sorely missed. Thank you Pat and Rest In Peace.

Deacon R.C. Green & Family.

Blessings family,

May God give you peace. You are in our prayers. May God you strength and peace always.

Andreau, Barbara, and the entire White family.

Pat was a constant positive figure in our community and at Macedonia Freewill Baptist Church. He will sorely missed.

Thank you Pat and Rest In Peace be!

Deacon R.C. Green & Family.

I always was encouraged and inspired when I saw Pat when he was "at work" traveling around town on his bike. You touched many lives my friend, "well done good and faithful servant". Your ole mailman - Wayne Whittle

I've traveled my last earthly mile don't think of me as gone away, my journey has just begun,,I enter the golden gates with glee riding on my golden bike as I shout beep beep the golden gates have opened up for me ,think of me as resting from the sorrows and tears in a place of warmth and comfort where there are no days and years....rest well Usher Mr. Pat Arlene Akins and Family

To the Patterson family, My Condolences to you and yours, you're going to be missed Pat, keep on riding your bicycle. Well done, well done take your rest. Rev. Dr. Brenda S Simmons

Sending Prayers to my classmates on there lost during this time.... Lawrence Shepherd

Open now the crystal fountain; where the healing stream doth flow. Let the fire and cloudy pillar, lead me all my journey through, strong deliverer, strong deliverer, be thou still my strength and shield. Uncle Pat will definitely be missed from the Ocilla crew. Sending thoughts and prayers.

Jonathan T Fuller East Point ,GA

My condolences to the family.

Praying for the family. Cousin Pat would always try to teach me about boys when he visited. He always kept him a girlfriend, even though I never saw him with anyone. He was a hard worker and he will truly be missed. Ella Howard and Family

With Deepest Sympathy to the Patterson & Brown Families, We are saddened to hear of the passing of Mr. Pat. He will be missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Members of Plight, Inc.

Our condolences and prayers to the Patterson family. We're sorry for your loss. Praying for you strength and peace. The Mighty Tift County High School Class of 82.

A Sympathy prayer to the Patterson & Brown family. We're sorry to hear of your loss. May you find strength, comfort and the peace that surpasses all understanding in God's word. Bishop Darryl & Elect Lady Redding and the Holy Temple Church of the Trimity family.

With Deepest Sympathy to the Patterson & Brown families, we are sorry to hear of your loss. May God give you strength, comfort and peace. The Brown, Butler, Johnson, Lentz and Lewis Families

We're sorry for y'all loss praying for the family strength doing these times our sympathies and condolences goes out to the family. I remember pat from a long time ago, we use to do field work together, he use to pick up our cans as well. Gennette & John L. Genwright

My prayers are with you all. Pat was the highlight of my day at Tift Tower, and I enjoyed every day that I got to see him. He kept us all on our toes with his many demands and I would happily do it all over again. He was an inspiration to me simply because he "worked" every day collecting and selling cans. His "job" was important to him, and he always brought his ticket to the office to show me how much he made. We always got the daily weather report too because he stayed on top of that. Knowing Pat for all of those years was definitely a pleasure and an honor. He was so full of life, even on the days that he was mad. My man Pat, may you rest in peace. Thank you for bringing me joy all of the years that you lived at Tift Tower. I love you always.

Our staff will continue to keep your family in our prayers. We thank you for allowing us to serve your family.