Birth date: Oct 3, 1933 Death date: Nov 24, 2006
Mr. Patrick J. “Joe” Duignan, age 73, passed away Friday, November 24, 2006 in Muskegon. He was born in Belfast, Ireland on October 3, 1933 to Dominic and Christina (Gormley) Duignan, having moved to Muskegon in 1964. Mr. Duignan Read Obituary
DUIGNAN: Patrick Joseph, late of 17 Crocus Street, who died Muskegon, USA,Friday November 24 2006. Sadly missed by his sister Josephine, Nephew and Neice, Raymond and Philomena, and family circle Bernie, Michael and Patricia. Jesus, Mary and Joseph have mercy on him.##imported-begin##Irish News Insertion##imported-end##
DUIGNAN: Patrick Joseph, late of 17 Crocus Street, who died Muskegon, USA,Friday November 24 2006. Sadly missed by his sister Josephine, Nephew and Neice, Raymond and Philomena, and family circle Bernie, Michael and Patricia. Jesus, Mary and Josepg have mercy on him.##imported-begin##Irish News Insertion##imported-end##
DUIGNAN: Patrick Joseph. The committee and members of CCC, Rosemary Street, deeply regret the Patrick, brother of their esteemed member Francis. St Malachy pray for him.##imported-begin##Irish News Insertions##imported-end##
DUIGNAN:Patrick Joseph, late of 17 Crocus Street, who dies in America on Friday 24th November. Sadly missed by his brother Francis. Jesus Mary and Joesph have mercy on him.##imported-begin##Irish News Insertions##imported-end##
Our Deepest Sympathy our thoughts are
with you.Your Neighbors in Grant.
English Maureen@Foley Daher.##imported-begin##Maureen&FoleyDaher 4700 S Highway Grant Fl##imported-end##
Joe got along with everone. The best word to describe Joe is nice. When I took Joe to golf outings where nobody knew him previously, everyone in the group would tell me what a nice man he was. The world needs more people like Joe. Joe, we will miss you.##imported-begin##bill parsons##imported-end##
We will always remember you easy going personality.You appeared never to get flustered and take everthing in your stride.I remember a long time ago in Winter going fishing in Muskegon.I was no fisherman but to fish in winter on both the lake and in the rivers were always a mystery to me.You appeared to take it all in your stride while I was becomming more cold and frustrated.We will miss your.##imported-begin##James Farrell##imported-end##
Dear Pat,The hole in our heart can only be filled with the friendship we shared.What a wonderful gift you gave us with your visit in July. We will treasure your friendship forever. Hope the fishing good up in heaven. We will miss you.ALL OUR LOVE.##imported-begin##Dan and Mary Rowland Grant, Fl.##imported-end##
Hey Joe. I love you and miss you. Your salads were always the best. I wish I could have gone golfing with you, even though I probably wouldn't have been very good. You were a good man Joe. Everytime I see Notre Dame I'll think of you.##imported-begin##Sarah Parsons##imported-end##
Hello, Pat was my supervisor at cwc when I worked there in the 70"s!!!! He was a very ,very talented electrician and he taught me how to troubleshoot electrical circuits and he set a very high bar for us apprentices at the time to learn the trade. I only knew him for about a year and then I moved on to other jobs but he made a lasting imprint as to how a great electrician troubleshoots. I have been an Electrical contractor in this area for the past 27 years. Thank you Pat for all you taught me!!!! My condolences to all his family and friends. Best regards, Jim
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