My Thoughts and Prayers go out to family members and friends of my dear brother in the Lord Patrick. Sorry for your loss. I worked with Patrick at the Post Office in River Grove, IL for 4 years. Pat talked about God, Jesus, and the bible often. 
I accepted Christ as my personal Savior as a result of his ministry. Pat invited me to Campus Crusade for Christ meetings, bible studies and church. I will always remember him for his passion for Christ and as a good friend. Enjoy your heavenly rest Brother until we meet again in Gods Kingdom.  Your Brother - Tom

Hi Mark, I was friends with your Dad and Uncle at Proviso East. Your Uncle always had a smile. Please pass my condolences on to your Dad and Grandmother. Best wishes to your entire family.

My condolences to Patrick's family.  I knew him through his brothers, Don & Mike.  He is now with the Lord.  I'm sorry I can't be there for the services.  God bless the Kamm families.  Thank you, Donnie, for leading me to the Lord.  Love ya'll, Jay Walker.

great  Man    kind heart    I  have  the  bible  he gave me 40  years ago.    sorry   for the losses to his  family .David  pranno

I was so socked to here of Pats passing my heart grieves for his loss he was a wonderful friend to me when we were growing up. I have great memories of times past my deepest condolences to his family.

I first met Pat when we worked together at the Post Office. He invited me to church and then the whole Kamm family became my friends. I went to a lot of Bible Studies, Concerts, Parties. He was truly a leader.Many fond memories of the whole family. They were all a very important part of my past. My heart goes out to all of you.

MY CONNDOLENCES TO HIS FAMILY. IN THE PAST YEARS I HAVE HAD THOUGHTS OF FRIENDS FROM JANE ADDAMS.WONDERING WHERE THEY ARE AND THEIR LIVES SINCE SCHOOL.  SORRY TO HEAR THIS, HE WILL STILL BE IN MY THOUGHTS OF FUN TIMES WE HAD AS KIDS .

My parents, Maryann and Greg Duncan, moved into our house on Roscoe Street in Chicago on July 4, 1956.  Uncle Bob, Aunt Fran, Don and Pat came to see the new house.  The older cousins, Don and my brothers Scott and Dave, were given permission to go to Brands Park, across the side street on the other side of the block.  Each of the parents believed that the other parent was keeping any eye on the "little" kids, including me and Patrick. However, we decided to follow the "big" kids to the park.  We had no idea how to get to the park,and wandered off.  The police picked us up and as we were only three, we had no idea where we came from. Meanwhile the parents panicked, started looking, and called the police.  The police reported that they had picked up two kids who both said their name was "Pat."  We were sitting on the sergeant's desk eating ice cream when they came to pick us up. One of my earliest memories is of me and Pat holding hands looking for the park. We always looked forward to visits from our Kamm cousins, Sunday dinners, and after-dinner sing-alongs with a Mitch Miller band record.

Sorry for your loss a lot of great memories with Pat growing up played hockey in the driveway guitars in the basement

I am so sorry for your loss. Pat and his brothers were a huge part of my grade school days. We had many fun afternoons in their garage listening to them play music. He was a great guy.

Truly, Pat Kamm is one of our spiritual fathers and mentors. We praise God for his faithfulness. Our love and prayers are with you Denice, Jess, Nick, and Seth and family!

OBITUARY

Patrick Robert Kamm

September 4, 1953 – May 9, 2014

Chapel Hill Gardens West Funeral Home & Cemetery

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