Patrick Monroe Ireland Obituary | Obituary - Seattle WA Cremations and Funerals

Patrick Ireland, Pat, died suddenly last Friday, August 21, at the age of 40. Pat lived in West Seattle. He went to art school and worked in Seattle.
Patrick was a very talented artist, gamer, designer, and enjoyed time with family, friends, and helping people.
Patrick was to graduate with Video Game design in Spring 2016 from Seattle Art Institute.
Patrick grew up in Michigan and spent most of his life in Sterling Heights, Mt. Clemens, and Kalamazoo. Patrick relocated to Seattle to pursue his video game degree and to be with siblings Katie and Darlene and his nephew Kyle in the Pacific Northwest.
Patrick was a long term employee at Home Depot where he worked for 7 years starting in Kalamazoo. He was the recipient of many Homer awards and a favorite employee sought out by customers in both the Kalamazoo and Seattle stores as one of the most helpful and dependable resources.
Patrick is survived by his parents, Carl and Judy; grandmother, Leora Ireland; sisters, Katie and Darlene; nephew, Kyle; Aunts, Marilyn and Colleen; Uncles Jerry and Allen; cousins; Darien, Gregory, Chad.

Julie Ann Moore on Aug 27, 2015

Patrick is loved and missed by all of his Home Depot family. He always had a way of making everyone feel worthy and loved.

Cascade Memorial on Aug 27, 2015

Kyle Monroe Ireland Ritchie on Aug 27, 2015

Jim Spaulding on Aug 26, 2015

You will always be surrounded by your friends.

Jim Spaulding on Aug 26, 2015

Candle I was Pat's Department Manager when he was in the Lumber Department at Home Depot. Pat was both very bright and quite motivated. He devoted himself to a position of high stress at the Home Depot, as well as devoting himself to his art with a high degree of diligence, but most importantly he was devoted to his close friends, and the people around him. Pat had the ability to digest large volumes of information, as well as the ability to articulate information and ideas in both the verbal and written forms to everyone, even when he didn't speak the same language.
Pat was always effective in his efforts to engage any situation with a smile on his face that always remained until the job was complete, and was able to put smiles on others, along the way, while completing the most difficult of task. His personal outreach to others without thought of himself is something we don't see often enough in a lifetime. Pat was always willing to take risks. He would reach out to people and involve them in projects. I particularly appreciate Pat's willingness to take initiative to help every person he touched in his life. The brief time I have known Patrick has made me a much better person. He will be deeply missed (especially the "what's up big man"? text several times a week). I wish you a peaceful sleep my brother.

Katie Ireland on Aug 26, 2015

Patrick in Mexico January 2015 with Family. Patrick dived in the waters of Cabo. Loved to dive and was looking forward to traveling the world and diving.

Cascade Memorial on Aug 26, 2015

Laura Arnold on Aug 25, 2015

Candle Patrick was a truly amazing guy! I worked with him at the Home Depot and he always had a smile on his face. I loved his jokes and his humor! He always helped me whenever I was feeling down and he helped everyone else too! He was a very selfless guy. I will miss him greatly as many others will too.

Patrick Neuman on Aug 25, 2015

I'm very sorry for your loss. I worked with Patrick at the Lander Home Depot in Seattle. He was a great friend and a wonderful all around person. I considered him my mentor and brother I never had until I met him. He will be greatly missed.

joyce black on Aug 25, 2015

So sorry for you loss, Pat or PI as we referred to him was a very caring very nice person. I think of him often. He was a big part of our lives.

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