Patrick was a great person. He worked on my team.... great person. Best to you Ms. Galvin.

A year without you.   Miss  you buddy.. RIP

One of the last times I saw Patrick.
RIP buddie.

Patrick helped me move to Georgia and married my new neighbor.

Sad to hear of Patrick's passing. God Bless Him & bring him to everlasting life.
He helped me start my new life. 

Pat, So many good  memories . You were always a good friend.   I hope your at peace now and sitting  with the Angels of east 8th street that have gone before you.   You will never be forgotten.   You were smart funny  and a caring soul .  You were one of the boys in the hood .  We watched in awe as you lit up the room with your good looks and million dollar smile in Hunter Mtn.   You walked up to a beautiful girl and Say  Hi.. I'm Pat from Brooklyn  I'm a kick boxer..   We fell off or stools Laughing..  She didn't even care if you were a kick boxer or not she wanted to know more about you..  
  She said Pat . Pat What? And you told her PAT THIS !!!  Again we fell about the place.. We love you kid..   your friend SHARKY....

I’m sincerely so sorry to hear of Patrick’s passing. A kind soul gone way too soon. Godspeed Patrick, Rest Easy. 
Love & Prayers, Liz Doyle Hackett 

My dear high school SWEETHEART ♥️
First we had the deepest friendship EVER…many unforgettable  moments of laughter, DEEP talks… for SO many hours..,walks through the halls .. and many visits to  bleachers ;)  THEN slow Dancing and many hours of Rock n Roll (n’ Roaster:) you became My safe place to land... You are forever in my heart and soul.. with me always ….Love you PG! .. love “Penooch” 🦋🕊

So many memories! 1st U2 concert together, many more concerts after that. 
Seeing the ballet, trying to appreciate the arts. Talking about moving to London, we had dreams, LAUGHS, love, friendship, so many good times! 
Patrick was such a huge part of my  young adult life! 
May his spirit fly high and may we always see that infamous dimple! 
You’ll always have a piece of my heart. 
❤️💔❤️


I met Patrick during my summer job at Hughes, Hubbard, and Reed during college.  We worked as messengers in the mail room with a group of other college age individuals.  As it turned out we were both from IHM and our parents knew each other. He would help make the days pass quickly and he would make us all laugh. Sorry to hear this news. 


Pat had many stories but I know firsthand that this one is true.:

Back in 1986 we tried to sneak into Shea Stadium for Game 7 of The World Series Met vs Red Sox.

We tried to bribe the ticket takers and we were quickly escorted away. We were just about to leave when a scalper approached a couple looking to buy tickets. They were undercover police! 

When the officers pulled out their badges the man threw the tickets in the air and ran away. The undercover couple chased the scalper and I ran over and picked the tickets up and we went to Game 7.

OBITUARY

Patrick Kennedy Galvin

26 July, 1967 – 19 April, 2022

M.J. Smith Sons

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