
Patrick Vogel
August 22, 1981 - April 22, 2021
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Patrick Joseph Vogel joined his older sisters Connie and Belinda and was born to Robert Vogel and Marlene Meyers August 22,1981. When Pat was born, he was a tiny little fighter who fit into his father's single hand. Growing up Pat was known by many as strong, stubborn, giving, and caring. There were many sides to Pat. Everyone who knew Pat knew one side or the other. Pat graduated West High an honor student, a valedictorian, with a scholarship to Rocky College. One of his proudest moments in life is when he became a father to his son Kaleb Vogel. Pat dealt with many obstacles in life. He almost always came out on top whenever there was anything that most would not think he could handle. Pat has always been a fighter. Over the last few years, he has been fighting heart failure. This was a fight that he wanted to win, but his body was not in a position to let him. With friends and family by his side, Pat passed onto his next chapter on April 22, 2021. Pat is preceded in death by his grandparents and his mother, Marlene. He is survived by his son, Kaleb, father, Robert, and his sisters: Connie Two-Two and Belinda (Charles) Wetherington, his adopted sister, Elizabeth Dye. Many aunts, uncles, extended family, and friends. Just sit and relax and you will find I am still there inside your mind. Do not cry for me now that I am gone, for I am sitting in the land of song. There is no pain, there is no fear. So dry away that silent tear. I am in that place that's filled with love known to all of you as “up above.” A Funeral Mass will be held on Thursday, April 29, 2021 at 10:00am St. Anthony's Catholic Church, 317 W. 7th St. Laurel, MT 59044. Interment to follow at Mountainview Cemetery in Columbus, MT. Dahl Funeral Chapel is in charge of arrangements. Condolences can be sent to www.dahlfuneralchapel.com.
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My heart breaks along with everyone who knew Pat. I met him back in 8th grade at Riverside in Billings MT. He was a big bully then which I guess is the flirtiness of him. Then in high school at west high he turned more into a protector/ bodyguard type which was a true lifesaver one night when he beat up a friend of his due to the harm his friend was doing upon me. Im sure if Pat wouldn't have been raised as such a great guy he could have stayed in his truck and let my head keep hitting the concrete but he stepped in and saved me. He became close with my sister and best friends with her husband but over the years he and I drifted apart but I always enjoyed seeing him and his company. And seeing him dressed for prom--wow--and watching him dance at prom! What a gentlemen that night to all of us ladies! I will miss him a ton for sure! Blessings and strength to all of his family and friends.