With love beside him, Patrick W. Singer ended his battle with cancer on April 13, 2015, at the age of 45. Born in Nuremberg, Germany to Gary and Ellen Singer, Pat resided in Phoenix since he was 7 months old. Pat worked for the Kent Companies of Texas for over 25 years and part of their race team for 10 years. Pat’s family would like to thank the Kent Companies, Bill Kent and family, and Terry Adkisson and family, for their love and support. A special thanks to John Gransbery, Mary Sebald, “Pat’s Angels”, the Mayo Clinic, Hospice of the Valley, Chopper John’s and Hazelwoods — you know who you are and the family thanks you for love and support. Pat is survived by his daughter Courtney Singer, his parents Gary and Ellen Singer, brother Kelly Singer, sister-in-law Mia Singer, nephew Tate Singer, grandfather Marvin Rewerts, as well as many uncles, aunts, and cousins. Preceded in death by his grandmother Ruth Rewerts, and grandparents Eric and Stella Singer. Memorial Service will be held at the Whitney & Murphy Funeral Home, 4800 E. Indian School Rd., on Saturday, April 18, 2015 at 2pm. In lieu of flowers, please donate to Mayo Clinic Cancer Research or Hospice of the Valley.
Carrie Windsor
i love u, pat ❤️ no more pain❤️fly with the angels, my beautiful friend❤️
Darren mc namara
The good all days on Daley lane rest in peace my great neighbor your are in a better place. Thoughts and prayers to the singer family and especially to his beautiful daughter Courtney we all love you.
Jenn Karas
Pat,
You were one of the best people I ever knew. You were there for me in time of need or if I just need a buddy to run to the casino with. You always laughed at how we made the long drive just for me to lose $100 in three minutes. I wouldn’t have changed it for the world. Thank you for showing so many what a true friend is. Your light will live on forever.
My most deepest condolences for the family
Jason and Barbara Humerickhouse
Our hearts and prayers go out to the Singer Family and all those whose lives Pat touched. We will always remember his bright smile. He is truly a special Angel. RIP our friend.
David Rowlett
Nothing Hurt’s to see a good person Gone too soon….. I worked with pat 8 yrs or more known him since 1995.
shared so many Good times.. I know he is in a better place now.. free of pain ..
Will miss you my friend… until we meet again…… Love you like my brother.. prayers for the family..
Rebecca Stein
You’ll always be in my heart forever, thank you for being there for your Angels & I know you will always be watching over them!
Jolene warn
Thinking of your whole family
Margaret Rewerts Family
Gary, Ellen, Courtney,Kelly and Family, Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Your family has been in our prayers through Pat’s battle with cancer. We are thinking of Uncle Marvin and hope and pray that he is able to cope with Pat’s death also. Wish we lived closer, but we are hoping you can all feel our hugs from Minnesota!! Our love to all!! Margaret, Larry, Jan, Paul and Families
Nicholas Mack
I knew Pat for the last year and a half. I met him shortly after getting out of the Army after 9 years. He was a great person who would listen to my war stories. He always looked out for everyones well being and made sure everyone was taken care of before himself. I have learned so much from him in a short amount of time. He always had a huge smile on his life no matter what the circumstances were. His smile and laugh will forever be in my mind, heart and should. You are all in my prayers and I will live day to day remembering him forever.
Bob & Sonia Lindsay
Bob & Sonia Lindsay
” RIP Pat “