Pat "Thunder" Ellis Memorial Costs
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Pat "THUNDER" Ellis
Most of you knew Pat not just as a company man to call when you needed his services. We all knew him as a Husband, Father, Friend, and as a Brother! He was the man that would either "Cloud up and rain on your parade" or get it done lol, He was the man that would always go out of his way not just to accommodate you, but to be your friend while doing it. He was that calm voice when it was needed most. He was the man that was always "doing better" than he really was. His voice, his candor, and his integrity will be greatly missed. Even though Pat and Kay owned and operated Bonds Shuttle Service, they did so at the cheapest prices possible, to save his guides and friends as much as they could. But the shuttle company barely provided enough for Pat and Kay to get by, for him it wasn't ever about the money. He made this his lifestyle because of his relationships with You and because you "guides" where his life, his reason to get up in the morning, his first smile of the day! He considered all of you as family.
Pat was a family man that never desired wealth or materials. His wealth came from Kay his wife of 61 years, 5 children and countless grand and great grand children. He told me he was the wealthiest man alive because of his family and friends that he made along the 79 years of his life.
We are not here asking for a hand out, we are asking for hands to hold during this extreme loss to all of us. Pat was the glue and the strength to our family. He held all of us together even when his world was falling apart, and his life was flying past him. His problems, and his health never got in his way to make everyone else secure. We would greatly appreciate any help that you would be able to give, or are moved to bless Kay in this great time of struggling . All donations will be given directly to His beloved wife Kay Ellis, to help with Funeral Costs and expenses.
We are very thankful and blessed to have had so much support and prayers during Pat's time here and the struggles he endured. May he walk with God, and may God bless you all!
Most of you knew Pat not just as a company man to call when you needed his services. We all knew him as a Husband, Father, Friend, and as a Brother! He was the man that would either "Cloud up and rain on your parade" or get it done lol, He was the man that would always go out of his way not just to accommodate you, but to be your friend while doing it. He was that calm voice when it was needed most. He was the man that was always "doing better" than he really was. His voice, his candor, and his integrity will be greatly missed. Even though Pat and Kay owned and operated Bonds Shuttle Service, they did so at the cheapest prices possible, to save his guides and friends as much as they could. But the shuttle company barely provided enough for Pat and Kay to get by, for him it wasn't ever about the money. He made this his lifestyle because of his relationships with You and because you "guides" where his life, his reason to get up in the morning, his first smile of the day! He considered all of you as family.
Pat was a family man that never desired wealth or materials. His wealth came from Kay his wife of 61 years, 5 children and countless grand and great grand children. He told me he was the wealthiest man alive because of his family and friends that he made along the 79 years of his life.
We are not here asking for a hand out, we are asking for hands to hold during this extreme loss to all of us. Pat was the glue and the strength to our family. He held all of us together even when his world was falling apart, and his life was flying past him. His problems, and his health never got in his way to make everyone else secure. We would greatly appreciate any help that you would be able to give, or are moved to bless Kay in this great time of struggling . All donations will be given directly to His beloved wife Kay Ellis, to help with Funeral Costs and expenses.
We are very thankful and blessed to have had so much support and prayers during Pat's time here and the struggles he endured. May he walk with God, and may God bless you all!
Organizer
Scott Ellis
Organizer
Hamilton, MT