In memory of

Alexander "Drew" Lynn Patterson

September 30, 1955 - May 10, 2017

Alexander “Drew” Patterson, 61, of Toronto, Ontario passed away peacefully on Wednesday, May 10th at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Toronto. Born in Belfast, Northern Ireland to Mary “Molly” Patterson (nee McVicker). He lived most of his life in Brampton and Toronto.

Alexander was a proud father of daughter, Shona, and sons, Ryan and Grant. He is also survived by his loving brothers and sisters Clarke, David, Margaret and Jean.

Alexander was a passionate animal lover and enjoyed volunteering for CAMH and Habitat for Humanity.

Funeral service for Alexander will be held on Thursday May 18th at 2:00pm at the York Funeral Center (160 Beecroft Road, North York, 416-221-3404), with a visitation one hour prior. Burial to follow at 3:00pm in the York Cemetery.

A special thank you to the staff at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Toronto for their loving care and support.

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Carol Patterson (Sister-in-law)

Entered May 15, 2017 from Richmond Hill

Rest in Peace Drew. The bad times are over now.

Jean and Margaret Patterson (Sisters)

Entered May 16, 2017 from North York, Ontario

Rest in Peace Drew....you have always been a blessing to us and we proudly call you our Brother......you will always be in our hearts and we will love and miss you forever.

Molly McVicker (Niece)

Entered May 17, 2017 from Coleraine n Ireland

So sorry to hear about uncle drew. I remember being in Toronto and drew taking me downtown in his van 1st time I had a McDonald's. happy memories love to all xx

Clarke & Kathleen Patterson (Brother & Brother-in- Law)

Entered May 18, 2017 from Calgary, Alberta

Rest in peace little Brother. Although we have have been living far away, you were always thought of fondly, and often. May God grant you eternal peace. Sleep now, and some day we may meet again.

Neill Patterson (Nephew)

Entered June 8, 2017 from Portland, Oregon

Growing up, I always had fond memories of Uncle Drew. I'm very saddened by the loss, and hope that he is at peace.

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