Birth date: Sep 19, 1942 Death date: Jul 1, 2021
Obituary Toti Masih Patrick September 19th, 1942 - July 1st, 2021 I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith. 2 Timothy 4:7 Toti Masih Patrick was born on September 19th, 1942 in A Read Obituary
I have had just one complete day with uncle while travelling from Delhi to Moradabad back in 2007. Even though I may not have spent time with him but over half my life I have known his son (Sunish). The values and traits instilled in his son confirms what he was. I thank him for his life and his children whom I am so closely associated with.
My dearest auntyji , Peenu Di , madhu di, kammu, Sanju and Sonu. I am so emotionally hurt . So many memories of uncleji flashed in my mind of our golden days inHapur. It’s the hardest thing you go through but only God grace will give u the peace . It never gets better u just learn to deal with it . I am deeply hurt . You were my family from hapur. Uncleji and u all hold a very special place-in my heart . Love you all and praying for peace and healing . Be strong . With all my love and prayers for peace always Bebu Patrick .
Mr. and Mrs. Bimal Nowrangi are sending our condolences to the family of Mr. Patrick. We do recall interacting with the family while at the former Spicer Memorial College in India. Our prayers are for our God to provide everyone with the comforting peace.
My earliest recollection of Mr. T M Patrick was when he came to Hapur Elementary School. We were in the boarding school together for sometime and then moved on to other institutions later in life. Then again had the privilege of working together in Upper Ganges Section and Northern Union. He was very hard working and down to earth person, friendly and caring to the needs of co-workers. Our deepest sympathies to Usha Patrick and her children. May God give them His peace and comfort.
Our fond memories of Mr. Patrick goes back to the time we spent in Upper Ganges Section, Hapur, UP, when Mr. Patrick was the Section secretary and my husband Nirmal Nowrangi was the treasurer. We lived together in a duplex on the campus. We were very close to the family and had wonderful time together. Our condolences to his dear wife and children, he will be greatly missed by us all.
My earliest memory of Uncle Patrick was when he remarked to my father (who later told me about it), that whenever he saw Gordie (me), he felt like laughing/smiling. I liked him ever after.
I remember T. M. Patrick from when he was a student at Roorkee High School when my father was the principal. He was one of my father's "U.P. boys!" I was a child, but I realize now he was just five years older than me. I did not follow his career, so I appreciated reading his life sketch and to read of his significant contributions to the progress of the church in India. May his family be comforted in the "blessed hope."
My condolences ! Wish you all peace, love and comfort.
Our condolences to the family. I worked with him, a wonderful, energetic and fun loving gentleman. His friendly nature with everyone was his strength and was committed to God's work. Another pioneer moved on. I was fortunate to interact with him for a short period in July dear and happy. May God bless the family.
Though I knew some of his kids, I didn’t know Uncle Patrick till we moved to Hosur and it wasn’t till a couple decades later did I discover he graduated with my father—that came to light when I finally paid attention to the photograph of the graduating class hanging in my father’s study. My strongest memory of Uncle Patrick was his smile. That smile made a difference. They say the life one lives impacts the people around you…in this instance it is positively true…and just with a smile, a kind word, a pat on the shoulder. I was saddened by the news. My father mourns another member of his graduating class. We hold the family in our prayers and with our love. May the faith of your father keep you true so you may see his smile once again.
