Dear Judy,
Your Christmas card arrived today, with only your name. Immediately, I sensed your loss. Please know I would have attended his service to be with you and your family. 
You have my deepest sympathy. Pat was a good man with a good heart. Even though I knew you better, Pat was always there. He was a great bartender!
Love,
Alida



Tell mom & dad and Jesus hi for me…..
Love MARY

I remember all of our tennis games at Blue Hills and all of our family trips to the lake of the Ozarks where we water skied and boated around the lake. 
Also our snow skiing trips to Colorado were fond memories.
Pat was a true friend. 

Dear Klein Family, I am so sorry for you. Your dad was quite a character.   I have fond memories of BHCC with your family.  He will be missed.  Now,  he is your biggest cheerleader in Heaven.  Sending hugs, prayers, and positive energy to you all.  Killeen Hartigan Koontz

Thomas Patrick was a dear, dear friend and my partner in the oil business for over 25 years. We shared many happy times together. Will never forget when we went out to a well we were testing north of Hays a few years ago. Oil was coming up out of the pipe, and I have never seen Pat more excited. We had a 25 year run together, and a void exists in my heart. Rest In Peace my friend-you will be missed.

Dad, you were one hell of a man, dad, husband and friend.  What I learned from you I will take with me the rest of my life.  My heart is so broken and I wonder how to put the pieces back together to make it whole again.  I will miss you every day for the rest of my life.  I can only imagine and wonder what it was like for you to get to heaven; no more shaking,  just pure perfection for you.  I love you! Kelly

Dear Judy and family: Please know of my prayers for each of you. I think of Pat with a smile.( I thought he would break the sound barrier when we'd race around on the Lake in his newest boat!)

May you feel the Lord's presence especially in the coming days
Your friend
Msgr. Bob Murphy


Judy, 
We are so sorry to hear about Pat and prayers for you and your beautiful family.  We fondly remember all the wisdom you both shared with us in our pre-marital classes and the time you shared with us. 
Our condolences and prayers,
Anne and David Ptomey

Mr. Klein was a hardworking and fun loving man. He spoiled his daughters and their friends, starting with my first dune buggy ride! He taught my mother to ski and although he gave up on my dad, they enjoyed the après-ski Coors! Most of all, I remember his commitment to the Catholic faith and his steadfast  to service to  others.  His positive attitude and heartfelt connection with each person he met  are two of his traits that will be truly missed: especially at this difficult time for all. 

The Lord has curious ways. Ways in which we struggle to comprehend and stitch together to see how He intends good. Pat was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease, a difficult disease that affects all areas of life. It was ONLY because of this diagnosis I had the opportunity to get to know this amazing man. As his coach at the Parkinson’s Exercise and Wellness Center- I got to know all about Pats passions. Pat loved his family. He was so proud of his girls and grandkids. He didn’t like to miss class. But if he did it, he was likely taking one of his grandkids on an adventure. Or he was at the lake. He had an incredible Faith. He made sure all us coaches were feeding our spirit through devotionals, prayers, and his constant encouragements. He loved to give to others. Whatever he saw as the need- he wanted to fill it. His generosity was second to none. Pat loved fighting PD with his friends (especially Jay) at the Center. He showed up and showed off. The more challenging the better. He was an  inspiration and motivation to others. So many feel his loss. The hole left can not be filled. We love you Pat. We are thankful God brought us together. We know you are resting with the saints in heaven. Though- resting was never really your thing!!!

To the Klein Family,

I'm so very sorry for your loss.   I have such fond memories of Mr. Klein from high school.   Please know you are all in my prayers.

Pat was a good friend of mine. I was his coach at the Parkinson’s center and taught him nearly every day of the week one on one and in classes. Every time I walked in the door I’d hear “You ready?” He was always very early and very ready! He was a hoot. He was one of my biggest supporters. We talked about life, family and he always gave good advice. Pat was a special one. He was a light and big energy in the center. Every person who walked in the door would be greeted by Pat and welcomed with open arms. He was kind, generous and giving. He will be missed dearly.

I  enjoyed  having Pat in several of my classes. We recently spent  time talking about antique signs  which I collect and he had  a
Pontiac sign I was interested in 
 Sorry for your loss

I have fond memories of our time with Pat & Judy at the lake. Also our fun at Blue Hills playing tennis and social gatherings.
Wonderful man and friend. 

I had the privilege of getting to know Pat as we went to the same gym. He was a true gentleman and had a good word for everyone. I will miss him. My condolences to the family. 

Judy and Klein "9" - 1, I am so sorry for your loss, he will truly be missed by the Krumm Family, May Pat Rest in peace. 

AVIS DE DÉCÈS

Pat Klein

2 novembre 1939 – 8 octobre 2021

McGilley State Line Chapel

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