Patrick "Pat" Schenk

Birth date: Jun 4, 1960 Death date: Jul 24, 2020

Patrick “Pat” J. Schenk, 60, of Deer Island, OR, died unexpectedly on Friday, July 24, 2020. Pat was born to William C. and Margaret (Malloy) Schenk in Pennsylvania. He grew up in Anderson, South Carolina and Toledo, Ohio. He was Read Obituary

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Marygrace

298w ago

Hey Pat, I wrote something not too long ago and for some reason, it didn't post right. I miss you and can't believe you're gone. You are my truest friend. I feel like it was yesterday you called and texted to see how my family and I were doing. You always made a point to keep in touch, and that meant a lot to me. I'm going to miss your enthusiastic and adventurous soul. I should have taken you up on your offer to fish, go shooting, mushroom picking, horseback riding, and more especially to spend time with you. I'm going to miss looking forward to your texts and calls. I'm going to miss our talks. I'm going to miss your free spirit. And most of all, I'm going to miss YOU! Love you, Pat!! You will always be in my heart <3

Marygrace

298w ago

Pat, you will always be in my heart. I can't believe you're gone. It feels like it was yesterday when you texted or called to see how my family and I were doing. You always made sure to reach out, and that meant a lot to me. You will always be my true friend. Your heart was in the right place, and you always spoke your mind. I admired your enthusiastic and adventurous soul. I also admired the love you had and still have for your wife. I wish I would have taken you up on your offer to go fishing, shooting, mushroom picking, horse riding, and most especially spending time with you. It would have been nice to sit around the fire with you and Jeannie drinking a glass of your favorite drink. Thank you for being a part of my life. I love you, Pat!

Nancy Kemper

298w ago

in honor of Patrick.

Nancy Kemper: I worked with Pat at solar world/ Sunpower he was an awesome person.There was not one day he didn’t make you smile or laugh , his personality was unique he said exactly what he thought & backed it up. I will Always remember him & he will be in my thoughts . Deepest sympathy to his wonderful wife which he always talked about & loved. Also to his family that he also loved❤️

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Anonymous

299w ago

Sent a Lavender Dreams to the Schenk family.

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Gigi Gordon

299w ago

in honor of Patrick.

Pat came into our life when my wife was diagnosed with colon cancer and wanted a healthy source of great produce. Someone referred us to Pat and life was never the same since. He referred us to people for micro greens, and organic cooking. He was such a delight, sharing his knowledge of lovely hiking spots hidden in the hills behind his ranch, talking about recovery from cancer. Turns out Pat and my wife shared the same oncologist. Getting to know Pat and Jeannie was such a wonderful experience. They truly enriched our lives. Sadly, I had to tell them that my wife succumbed to cancer in early June, and they were so sad to hear that. I am equally shaken to learn that we also lost Pat. Sending love and light and the hope that the two of them are finding some mischief together in the afterlife.

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Mark Dreyer

299w ago

So Sorry to hear about Pats passing. I meet him when he worked at Friesen Lumber co. He always had a smile and some plan to make his farm more valuable and more productive. God speed Pat.

Gainor Riker

299w ago

What a true friend, and wonderful man. Pat loved his family, and was always proud to share their accomplishments. We had the privelegde to meet his mom, and see how alike they were in their love of life. Pat often shared the story of how he met and married Jeannie, she is the true love of his life. He made everyone happy with his enthusiasm
for love, good food, great friends, loving animals... and wine. Pat was not a complainer, he was a person who got things done. How lucky to know someone who sets such good examples. Pat, you are truly missed. Thank you for being so full of life for others.
Jeannie, Trevor, and Jennifer ...we send our heartfelt condolences and will look forward to the chance to share memories.

Joe and Gainor

Dee & Vic Robinson

299w ago

in honor of Patrick.

Mike And Terri Russell

299w ago

in honor of Patrick.

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American-Cancer-Fund

299w ago

The staff of the American Cancer Fund at www.AmericanCancerFund.org is sorry to hear of Pat’s passing. We have received a memorial donation in his name and our sincere condolences go out to his family.

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