Mr. Patrick O McGlashan

We will miss your laughter and comedic character. You will be kept in our memory forever. May your soul rest in peace.

Daddy,I miss you and love you. I will keep you in my heart forever. Rest in peace

You will be missed by me and the rest of my family for your fun-loving nature. My memories go all the way back to Upper West Street in Kingston where as an extended family we all grew up under the same roof.

Pat you will forever remain in my heart you were an amazing big brother and I will miss you so much thank for the love and laughter. May God receive you with open arms ps say hi to Daddy for me

My Darling Patrick, Love knows not "goodbye", for true love is everlasting. I shall ever cherish the sweet love we shared. And although I yearn for your presence, I know that your love will always be with me. Grace worked mightily on December 16th, for it gave you the best that life had to offer, blessed rest with our Heavenly Father. Thank you hon for our wonderful years together. I shall always love you. Your Wife

Junior no one knows what we had. When I se you I see a reincarnation of Uncle Pat & I love you both. You both were so instrumental in my life. I went to Michigan State because you went to MSU. I went to Dallas & did you proud & Carrolton Baptist will never forget us. you left me so much --MOST OF ALL YOU LEFT ME A NEW SISTER BENITA !!!WHAT A ROCK!!! Junior I love you & I miss those talks & I,ll se you soon. Always Figueroa

WE WILL MISS PATRICK. HE WAS A VERY FRIENDLY PERSON FROM THE FIRST TIME I MET HIM. HE BROUGHT LAUGHTER AND JOY TO EVERYONE THAT CAME IN CONTACT WITH HIM. MY PRAYERS GOES OUT TO THE FAMILY. REST ASSURED THAT HE IS IN HEAVEN AS HIS FINALLY RESTING PLACE.

His genuine quest for biblical understanding and the twinkle in his eyes.

A GREAT GUY THAT WILL BE MISSED.

I met Patrick in 1947.I knew his grandmother, father, aunt and sister when his family lived at Upper West Street,Kingston,Jamaica. I have affectionately known him as "Junior" "Muggy" "Spider Legs" all these names bestowed with love. Junior was a pleasure to be around because of his happy attitude. He was a fine man and it is my pleasure to have known. May he find eternal peace.

Pat was my good buddy; my comrade; my friend. We drank together; shared our war stories; even at times exaggerating our conquests as men often do. I grew to respect his elegant style and brilliance. I counted on his advice and counsel when facing life’s forks in the road. I looked forward to our discussions on world events and big ideas. My life is richer, broader, and deeper because of Pat. I will never forget him.

At the end of the day what we want to know is that we mattered. And, you did.

Condolences to the Family, Friends and Associates. My memories of Pat was always a pleasant one. Always fun and charismatic. Spoke in theory and brilliant in approach. I can hear his deep intense voice as he debates and analyzes the world with Victor. Made me feel proud to be of Caribbean descent. Even if only at a distance, I am greatful for the his counsel and glad our paths crossed. RIP Pat

What a smile Will miss him in our Bible Fellowship class. Great questions he always asked.

Patrick always had a smile and was a joy to have in our Sunday School class. He will be missed.

When I first met Pat,some 57years ago,I was immediately impressed by his infectious humour,flair and composure,rare traits for one so young.However as the friendship grew I began to see his sterling worth as a fierce yet fair competitor, one who was giving and forgiving,kind and compassionate and one who sought to embrace life with all its vicissitudes.I have lost a true and sincere friend who came, made his indelible mark and left us with fond and warm memories which,thankfully may easily be recalled to memory.

No one has ever embodied the term "joie de vivre" as much as Patrick McGlashan did. The ultimate urbane character, Pat was a true friend, always available to put a positive spin on your worst moment. Totally unselfish, he always saw the best in you. At the same time, his supreme self-confidence allowed him to ignore and forgive his detractors. Pat taught me a lot about myself and how to keep striving to achieve my goals, even when the odds appear to be against me. I will always cherish the moments we shared as we did business together, discussed the state of the world, technological developments and sports. I will miss the sound of Pat's voice as he calls me "Dallas!" with a chuckle as he conjures the next witty comment, to be followed by that signature McGlashan laugh. A true Fortis, Pat McGlashan's memory will live on. Fortis cadere cedere non potest. The brave may fall but never yield!

Although he and I never got to spend as much time together as I would of liked, he touched my heart dearly by accomplishing something very important to me. He made my aunt Benita very happy. The love they shared showed it was possible to find your soul mate. I will forever be indebted to him. He will be missed by us all.

Man of stature

Where there is love, any life is too short. But losing a dearly loved husband and father and brother, can cause a loneliness unlike any other. But the sustaining love of family and friends nearby and abroad, will provide you with the fortitude and courage, you’ll need in adjusting to a new life without him. With this assurance, I believe you will be brave in your sorrow, as he would have wanted you to be. To the bereaved family I send my deepest consolations. To Patrick we say, “Farewell then, dear husband, father, brother and friend Enter now into the joy of your Lord.” Requiescat in pace.” (Rest in Peace) Wylton H. “Jimmy” James

Where there is love, any life is too short. But losing a dearly loved husband and father and brother, can cause a loneliness unlike any other. But the sustaining love of family and friends nearby and abroad, will provide you with the fortitude and courage, you’ll need in adjusting to a new life without him. With this assurance, I believe you will be brave in your sorrow, as he would have wanted you to be. To the bereaved family I send my deepest consolations. To Patrick we say, “Farewell then, dear husband, father, brother and friend Enter now into the joy of your Lord.” Requiescat in pace.” (Rest in Peace)

Our family expresses our deepest symphathy on the loss of our dear cousin, Patrick. Both you and our dad were such close buddies that I'm sure if he was here with us, he would share the same sentiment as we do.

Your friendship, your love and your laughter over these 50+ years is etched in my memory and heart forever.

You will be sadly missed by us all.Glad that we got a chance to meet you.We enjoyed the time our brother-n-law and sister spent with us. We will miss your smile and words of wisdom May God Bless the Family

I shall always remember Patrick as a fellow member of our Bible Study Class at 1st Baptist Church in Carrollton, Texas.

Hey Junior what's up? If there was ever a man who didn't know the meaning of the word stress it was you. I nick named you Mr. Goodtime because all my memories of you is of someone who's always laughing & smiling. I can see you all now, all the boys (Dad, uncle Noel, uncle Audley, you and Gilley,(my Bro)just hanging out up here, sitting on the veranda telling stories and just having a good time. I see the ladies too: Granny, Mother, Auntie & Miss Pink hanging out in the kitchen at West Street. Mother is cooking some of her chicken the way I remember it and if we're lucky maybe a Christmas cake too ummm, ummmm now that's some good eats -:) Well Junior, the clan down here is getting smaller & smaller but that's the way it is. If you ever did have any worries, they are all taken care of now. Until next time, say hi to everyone for me. Junior

p.s what was I thinking Mom & Garett say hi as well -:)

Junior, my cousin and "god brother". Received the news with shock as we had spoken fairly recently. Rest well love. I will keep in touch through Ouida. Much love.