|
Submit Your
9-11 Memorial:
*
*
*
*
*
Songs and poems:
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
About kids:
*
*
*
*
Fly Your Own American Flag:
 
*
*
VA Home Loan Rates
|
Each time someone visits this page, a flower is added to
the bottom as a small sign that someone remembers this person and
wants to honor and appreciate their memory.
Add your memorial thoughts (bottom
of this page)
In Tribute to
Patrick Thomas Dwyer
37 years old. Residence: Nissequogue, N.Y.
Died in World Trade Center
NOTE: The visitor remarks and comments below are NOT NECESSARILY the feelings or beliefs of this website's webmaster or sponsors.
|
14 Total Comments
Page: 1 of 1
|
|
Hi there, I share the same surname as Patrick. I just had a son and called him Tom. My heart goes out to Mr and Mrs Dwyer. Your son sounded like a strong, smart and warm man. I am so sorry for your loss. I hope his memory lives on forever. Thinking of you and Patricks family as the 10 year anniversary nears.
Sincerely,
Jacci Dwyer
Melbourne, Australia.
*** Posted by Jacci Dwyer on 2011-09-08 ***
|
|
patrick I remember being in your room playing with your old cars just a few weeks before the crash and I could see the smoke from my window in new jersey and I didnt know what happend at first but if I did I wouldnt know what I would do. I still miss you and to bad you arent here with us today and my senior year of high school im gonna try my hardest to get your scholar ship and I miss you so much again
and I also miss you uncle ed, aunt joan, and micheali cant wait to see you all again when im back in new jersey
*** Posted by eddie larsen patricks cousin on 2011-09-03 ***
|
|
patrick I really dont remember you because I was so little but I do remember you and I miss you and I cant belive its been ten years all ready I miss you cousin!
*** Posted by eddie larsen on 2011-09-03 ***
|
|
Since we share the same family last name, I will be sure to keep Patrick Thomas Dwyer in my prayers. God does heal all wounds!
*** Posted by Daniel J. Dwyer on 2011-06-24 ***
|
|
I was a classmate of Ed Dwyer, Pat's older brother.
I am eternally grateful for your son resetting my dislocated right ring finger while play touch football at Smithtown West at Thanksgiving in the early 80's. I'll never forget him and I never forgot thinking about him.
Hello Erin hope all is well.
Hello Ed - still playing soccer?
Mr. and Mrs. Dwyer your son was a good man.
Thank you.
*** Posted by William G. Loughran on 2011-05-02 ***
|
|
Patrick Thomas Dwyer wasn't just some random person to me. He was family. My cousin was an amazing father, brother, son, cousin, and uncle. I miss him so much. He will never be forgotten by my mom or his/our family. <3 and miss you. R.I.P., Patrick.
Love,
Katie, Celeste, and the rest.
*** Posted by Katie Larsen on 2010-08-18 ***
|
|
I don't know who this man is, but he sounds like a hero.
Emmarose Dwyer
*** Posted by Emma Dwyer on 2010-03-21 ***
|
|
We wish to express our thanks and love to all those who have remembered our son, Patrick. Please always keep him in your thoughts and prayers. Thanks to the parents who have sons named Patrick and to those school friends who took time to write about Pat. He was so very special....
His memory lives on in the scholarship. His brother, Eddie, has a memorial scholarship golf outing every year in his name. Four one-thousand-dollar scholarships are awarded each year to scholar/athletes from Smithtown West High in Patrick’s memory. They are named by the school.
We just had our eighth outing. All the recipients have, to our knowledge, gone on to college and farther. This is good news. So thank you all for all your good memories and good wishes.
Love from the Dwyer family,
Ed, Joan, Eddie, Erin, and Michael
*** Posted by Edward J. Dwyer Sr (his dad) on 2009-10-26 ***
|
|
I remember Pat as a fearless player on the lacrosse field. During a critical game in our senior season, Pat singlehandedly brought us back from a sure loss at Huntington with unbelievable drive and heart. I always remembered that game and Pat's leadership—his "never quit" attitude. We went on to take our league title that year 1982, much due to his effort.
I am saddened by his loss, and I pray for his wife, children, and loving parents. God bless.
*** Posted by a teammate and friend of Pat in HS on 2009-09-11 ***
|
|
I was friends with Patrick in the early 1970's when we both went to Accomsett Elementary School in Smithtown. I remember having a race with him from the front of the school to the flag pole on a sunny spring day. He was the only one that I can remember who was faster than me.
My family and I moved from Smithtown in 1976, so Patrick will forever live in my memories as a very fast and very happy 12-year-old boy. I was truly saddened to hear of his passing.
*** Posted by an elementary school friend on 2009-02-18 ***
|
|
Three years ago, my big brother won the Patrick Thomas Dwyer memorial award because he was a very famous lacrosse player in my high school, and my brother proved worthy of winning it. Mr. Dwyer's parents were at the ceremony to present the award to my brother, and they were friendly but still upset about their son's tragic death on that ungodly day. Even his wife and children were there. I wish you rest in peace, and please continue to watch over your family and the ones who still miss you, Patrick. :'(
*** Posted by Jessica Marra on 2008-11-29 ***
|
|
My grandfather and father also shared your loved one's christian name. My grandfather boxed in the 1924 Olympics for Ireland. They have been a great inspiration to me. Always remember your roots, and be proud of your Irish heritage. God bless you and your family. R.I.P., Patrick.
*** Posted by shaun patrick dwyer on 2008-09-04 ***
|
|
I have an 8 month old son named Patrick Dwyer. It's a honor to share the name with your loved one. I am so very sorry for your loss. We live in Albuquerque, NM. God be with you.
*** Posted by Patricia Sena Dwyer on 2007-05-21 ***
|
|
I have a son Patrick Dwyer and he is the most precious Irish posession in the world.I am sure your Patrick Dwyer was the same for you God Bless your family and may the joy of our Irish heritage make us special
Kindest Regards Frank Dwyer
*** Posted by Frank Dwyer on 2006-03-06 ***
|
14 Total Comments
Page: 1 of 1 |
Post your memorial thoughts:
Share your feelings and memories of grief and
sadness concerning the 9-11-2001 attack, or of positive memories. If you knew this
person, help us to build a small 'bio' of the person and share with
us something about his/her life:
- what kind of person he/she was,
- what nice points you remember about him/her,
- what kind of relationship you had with him/her,
- what you two perhaps did together,
- what he/she meant to you,
- or other things about him/her might be especially encouraging
for other people.
This web site is intended solely as a means of allowing all of us to express our grief and sympathy in behalf of the people who lost their lives, and also our love and compassion towards those who lost loved ones and friends in the 9/11/01 tragedy. The site is strictly for memorial mentions of those who passed away in the tragedy, not of other people who have passed away.
Our hearts are very touched with concern in behalf of those people, and it is to them that we dedicate this web site. It is not our intent to venture into the realms of WHO should face judgement, to take responsibility for those terrible events, because we have no way of knowing for sure who all might fall into that category. Therefore, any letters or notes written passing judgment upon any person or group will not be published on this site. We do NOT want this site to be a base for expressions of hatred, but only for expressions of LOVE!
9-11Heroes.us is a personal effort, not a business, nor is the site dedicated to any specific person or persons. We will not post negative comments. Moreover, 9-11Heroes.us reserves the right to choose which comments to post and also to edit the comments for spelling, punctuation, grammar, or edit comments that are unkind or offensive in some manner. We are maintaining this site with our own money and time. We try to keep the advertisements to a minimum and we try to make them as unobtrusive as possible. The revenue goes back to maintaining this site.
Thank you for your understanding in these matters.
Patrick Thomas Dwyer's page has been visited 3,491 times.
|
| Medium Flower | = 100 visits | |
| Small Flower | = 1 visit |
|
