Pat Bennett

Cremation Service: Fri 6th Nov 2020

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Suddenly but peacefully on Wednesday 28th October 2020 at the Borders General Hospital. Pat, loving husband to Wilma, devoted dad to Maggie and David, much loved granda to Steph, Macauly, Courtney, Kayden and great papa to Adie, brother to Margaret, Father in law to Gareth and a brother in law and friend to many. Private cremation due to government restrictions.

Cremation Service

Location

Borders Crematorium
Melrose
TD6 9HA

Date & Time

1:00pm Fri 6th Nov 2020

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Heather wrote

6th Nov 2020

To Auntie Wilma & family, May you all find comfort knowing Uncle Pat is in a better place, looking down protecting you all until you all meet again. Uncle Pat will be remembered for his horrendous jokes. What a funny guy he was, always laughing & joking. Rest In Peace Uncle Pat. Gone far too soon, but never to be forgotten. Love from Heather, Maricia, Sophie & Jack x

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Joanne hazel wrote

1st Nov 2020

RIP Pat you where a great brother inlaw and you will be sadly missed by all GBNF will always have you in our thoughts at least you can look after my wee mother now.xx

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Lorraine & Jim wrote

31st Oct 2020

So sorry to all the family, all our thoughts are with you. Take care and look after each other, Lorraine & Jim xx

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William wrote

31st Oct 2020

We’re sharing in your sorrow with love and friendship. Please accept our deepest condolences.

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Jill ian wrote

31st Oct 2020

So sorry for your loss. Thinking of you all. Pat will be a big miss to everyone who knew him. Take care and love to you all xx

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Sharon wrote

31st Oct 2020

So sorry for your loss thinking of you all at this sad time he will be sadly missed take care love to you all x

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George wrote

30th Oct 2020

Our thoughts are with Wilma and family at this time. RI P Pat.

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Hugh wrote

30th Oct 2020

Rest in peace pat thinking of all the family at this sad time

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Arthur wrote

30th Oct 2020

Gone but not forgotten pal you will always be in our thoughts

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Rose wrote

30th Oct 2020

Such a lovely man gone too soon But won't be forgotten im sure . Thinking of wilma and all the family at this sad time .xx

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Kath wrote

29th Oct 2020

So sorry for your loss. Pat was one of a kind and always full of fun and a true gentleman and will be sadly missed. Sending all our love to wilma & all the family xxx

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Rose wrote

29th Oct 2020

This is very said news. Pat was a real gentleman and would never pass you by without saying hello. RIP Pat and shine bright xx

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Scott wrote

29th Oct 2020

So sad to loose a great friend, our thoughts are with the family. X

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Rachel wrote

29th Oct 2020

So sorry for your loss, Pat was one of life's true gentlemen he will be sadly missed by many. Thoughts and prayers with you all. xx

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Moira and Bill wrote

29th Oct 2020

Thoughts are with you all at this sad time.

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April and alisha wrote

29th Oct 2020

Thoughts are with uncle pats family at this sad time

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Teresa & Ashleigh wrote

29th Oct 2020

Thinking of all our family at this sad time, beloved brother in law and uncle, we will treasue the memories of Pat, it's not goodbye its see you later xx

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Beryl wrote

29th Oct 2020

So sorry for your loss Wilma may I sincerely pass on my deepest condolences to you and your family xx

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Suzanne wrote

29th Oct 2020

Heaven Has Gained A New Angel RIP Uncle Pat I'm so lucky to have had the pleasure to call you Uncle I have so many great memories you where the funniest manI knew with your quirky one liners you made everyone laugh but best of all you always had a smile on your face. Goodnight Uncle Pat Love you ❤

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Jill wrote

29th Oct 2020

He will be such a miss a very kind and funny man he adored his family RIP Pat xx xxxxx

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Shanna wrote

29th Oct 2020

Lovely man, taken to soon! Thoughts are with Wilma + Family! Rest Easy Pat xxx

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Julie wrote

29th Oct 2020

Dear Pat, I hope you are at peace now, you were the nicest man anyone could meet, my heart breaks for you, say hullo to the big man for me as you called him, RIP and respect, you will be sadly missed.xx

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Maria wrote

29th Oct 2020

Rest in peace uncle pat it was an absolute pleasure to call you uncle and having you in our lives. Today we are heart broken you were taken from us far too soon until we meat again sleep well love you forever and will miss your wee 1 liners and jokes ❤

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Laura wrote

29th Oct 2020

Such Heartbreaking news of Pat’s passing. He was a true Gent and an absolute legend. Will always remember the laughs you and David would have. Thoughts are with Wilma, Maggie & David at this time. You will be sorely Missed Pat love to all x

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Helen wrote

29th Oct 2020

Mark and I are so very sorry to hear about Pat, one of the nicest men I’ve ever met who always had an infectious cheeky smile on his face. Sending all our love to Wilma, Maggie, Davie & family. He’ll be greatly missed xx

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