Patrick L. Brown

Patrick Lee Brown, 38, known to closest friends as Pat, in the biker community as Bagger Pat, or to his family as Bubba, passed away January 24, 2021. Born to Bettina Sweet, May 18, 1982, in El Paso, Tx, Patrick was a one-of-a-kind guy with a big heart, with so much love for his family and friends.

Aside from the people in his life, Patrick’s biggest love was cars, specifically fast sport cars, like his Camaro. From building model cars to buying, rebuilding, and racing his own, to even being part of the Barnett Harley-Davidson Racing team, he did it all. If you ever needed to find him, he was usually working on a car, or sleeping under one! This was a huge part of his life that he picked up from his Papaw and shared with many of his friends throughout his life.

Overall, Patrick was a jack of all trades, and a master of most. If he didn’t know how and you needed him to do something for you, you could count on Patrick to figure it out and get the job done right. He did this a lot when he found a new love and hobby, motorcycles, when he started working for Barnett Harley-Davidson 5 years ago, which sounds funny because he was always a car guy. In 2018, he bought his first bike, a Harley-Davidson Electra Glide, at the Ruidoso Rally. It was a dream come true for him and something he was so proud of. When he wasn’t working on one of his cars, he was working on the Harley or out on the road with the wind in his face.

Patrick was preceded in death by his Papaw, Roy Gene Brown. He leaves behind his girlfriend, Lauren Rodriguez, his mother Bettina Sweet, his sister Tabitha Orozco (Andrew), his daughters Ariel Elizabeth and Arista Lenore Brown, his niece Isis, his nephew Isaiah, his Mamaw Ruth Brown, his Great-aunt Sherry Mitchell (Calvin), his Great-uncle Allen Brown (Patty) and numerous family and friends. Patrick considered everyone a friend, please know that you all are very special and we thank you for all you have done for Patrick and for us.

Bubba, you will always be remembered and missed but, you will NEVER be forgotten.