Birth date: Nov 30, 1962 Death date: Mar 14, 2018
Patrick W. “Pat” O’Connell, 55, owner of Pat’s Bar and Grill in Lyncourt, passed away Wednesday, March 14, 2018 at Crouse Hospital. He was born and lived in Syracuse his entire life, son of Jerry and Carolyn (Bell) O’Connell. Pat Read Obituary
so sorry to hear of Pat's passing. We are very saddened by this news. His presence in the Eastwood/ Syracuse community will be quite noticeable. I found him to be very pleasant, generous and an all around likeable guy. Rest in Peace Pat.
Gina M Barbato
To the O'Connell family, sorry for your loss. Pat will be missed. Enjoyed the pleasure of being around him. I met Pat at Parkview Tavern, a long time ago. What a great sponsor and a better friend...always made you feel at home. David and Teri Gonzalski
Thinking of you all💕 Through his sponsorship I was able to meet him, many great people & make so many wonderful memories with great friends! He will be missed!!! 😇
My deepest condolences to the family,rest in peace Big Pat I have been a customer for over 30 yrs. you where a character a friend you will be missed by many..Frank Mazzilli.
I have so many fond memories of Patrick that I wouldn’t know where to begin.
He was a great friend. Guided me through good times and bad. He always had my back.
My respect and love to your whole family. You have all been so kind to me.
I will always hold Patrick and all of you in my heart forever.
My Deepest Condolences to the Oconnell Family.May my Big Guy Pat hold a Special seat next to God .We go back a long long way 2 west seneca trpk you always had a big heart. 4 people in need and would always step up first.U my friend were 2 young 2 go and there wasnt a time we left each other that we kissed each other cause that's whats friends do .May your Family Remember what a big part u were 2 the community .Well My Friend u will always b in my heart !!Fly high and watch over your Family RIP Pat luv u Virg Fofi
I will miss you boss, rest in peace. ❤️
Every time I entered any one of Pats places of enjoyment.I would find "Big Daddy" and shake his hand.I was always treated with the utmost respect.I miss you 'Big Daddy".Rest in Peace.
Love you always, Mike Hoxie
