Pat Estes

1872–1947 (age 75)

Biography

Pat Estes (1872–1947) guided the Mount Olivet Cemetery community with steady determination and a gentle sense of humor. Whether overseeing charitable guilds, supporting local farmers’ markets, or mentoring young town leaders, he was valued for bringing people together and lifting spirits when challenges arose.

Pat also gave freely of his time as a reader at community events, reminding others of the importance of shared stories. His memory lingers in Mount Olivet as that of a thoughtful neighbor who never hesitated to lend a hand.

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