Patrick Comiskey
Pat’s life will be celebrated Aug 7, 2014, 1:00 p.m. at a service at St. Joseph’s Church, Lynden, WA, followed by a reception.
Patrick Edward Comiskey, 45, passed away from complications of epilepsy on July 25th, 2014.
Born in Eureka, California on December 17, 1968, Pat is survived by his parents, Laura and George Comiskey and siblings Michael Comiskey (Karin Comiskey), Lisa Monahan (Jeff Monahan), Julie Angeley (Jeff Angeley) along with beloved nieces and nephews, Claire Comiskey, Joe Comiskey, Eamon Monahan, Teague Monahan, Maxine Angeley and Tulla Angeley.
Pat graduated from Hanford High School in Richland, WA 1987 and pursued his bachelor's degree in History & Political Science from WSU through 1992 before moving to Seattle. While in Seattle Pat worked in sales and as a buyer at the Bon Marche/Macy’s then ventured into medical scheduling at Swedish and Orthopedics International.
For many years Pat was a devoted volunteer and ardent supporter of the Seattle International Film Festival. In 2006 he moved to Bellingham, WA to be closer to family. Always an avid reader and lover of the history channel, Pat could rattle off fun facts and historical references for edification or entertainment. A longtime staff member at Macy’s, Pat was a principled and loyal associate in Kennewick, Seattle and Bellingham. His enthusiasm, knowledge, teamwork and integrity won him many accolades and loyal customers over the years.
Pat’s life will be celebrated Aug 7, 2014, 1:00 p.m. at a service at St. Joseph’s Church, Lynden, WA, followed by a reception.
In honor of Pat’s love of reading and history, a memorial endowment has been established in his name with the Whatcom County Library Foundation. In lieu of flowers, please consider contributing through their website. Foundation Book Endowment (http://www.wcls.org/foundation-book-endowment).
Memories
From Terry Angeley
My condolences Laura, Mike, Lisa, Julie, and your extended families- Pat made our lives a little brighter in the years i have known him- always with a smile, always with something wonderful to share with words that could hold you in the scene that he was describing. I loved seeing him at our family gatherings and so many years ago, along with Laura, et all, he made us comfortable in the Northwest. I and my family will miss him. He will always be in my prayers. Love to all.
From Nancy De Jong
My deepest condolences to you all. I had the pleasure of knowing Patrick for a short time while working at the Bellingham Macy’s. I managed the Men’s Department, so Patrick was a part of my team. He was always a smiling, energetic and supportive team member. We had fun beating out other departments in store competitions, especially in opening more credit accounts. (Patrick was very good at promoting the value of the store credit card) Patrick spoke often of his family, so I know that you were very important to him. Even though I didn't see Patrick much of late, he was often in my thoughts. Please know that I share your sorrow and that I too will miss Patrick.
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From Christa
I worked with Patrick at Macy's and he was always such a kind person. I did not know him well, but my condolences go out to his family and dear friends. He will be truly missed.
From Melissa
So sorry for your loss. I used to hang out with "Patio" a lot. He was a great friend and great person. I am fortunate to have many memories of him that still make me smile and laugh.
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