Patrick Arnold Johnson

Birth date: Nov 7, 1965 Death date: Dec 3, 2024

Mr. Patrick Arnold Johnson, 59, of Florence AL, formerly from Scottsboro, passed away December 3, 2024. The family will recieve friends, Saturday, December 7, 2024, form 1 - 3 pm, at Rudder Funeral Home in Scottsboro, with a Memor Read Obituary

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Del Lockamy Hill

45w ago

This took longer to be able to write than I wanted it to be! Pat was the most caring and wonderful person I ever had the privilege of knowing. I have several great memories of him, but the one memory that embodies who he truly was was when I was expecting my lat child. We had been working all day and was about ten hours into a twelve hour shift. I was exhausted and had been wearing lead all day. We needed to finish the case, but I truly had to get rid of the extra weight of wearing the lead apron. I broke scrub, removed the lead, and scrubbed back in. For the rest of the case, Pat would stand in fro t of me wearing lead to protect me and my baby! This one memory shows how he ALWAYS did what was best for everyone around him. He will be missed by more people than he could ever imagine 💔. RIP my friend....

Pat Bergman

46w ago

David, I am so very sorry. I have just seen the obituary and it hit hard. You’ve been on my mind lately.. seems to be my personal warning. Warm hugs and whispered prayers for all.

Ann Chafin

47w ago

All of us at Crossroads Market will truly miss Pat coming in to eat lunch or bring the boys for a snack. He was such a good man. He always had a smile and kind words for everyone. We all enjoyed hearing stories about the boys and his plans for his BBQ place. We are all praying for Pat’s family during this difficult time. He will be missed.

Regina And Tony Brewer

47w ago

Pat is the most beautiful soul I have ever met. He was always so polite and sweet . Definitely gone too soon. I can't imagine his little boys without him.. I met him working at Staggs. He could smoke some meat.. we all know that he cooked the best ribs . He cooked for my wedding last year September 16, it's been a little over a year ago. God I hate this wish I could come to the funeral.. condolences to his wife and father and sons.

Josh

47w ago

Pat was a great rep at our hospital. He was always so nice to everyone. He would have lunch with my mother who worked in the cage at the hospital. Her name was Pat also. She always enjoyed their lunches. When we found out she had cancer Pat give me chapstick which doesn't seem like much but for my mom it was the perfect thing for her poor chapped lip from treatments. He had a huge heart. My heart and all of the ones where I work are broken with the loss of Pat. My prayers are with his whole family. RIP sweet Pat. You will be so missed.

Lee Nichols

47w ago

Although I did not know Pat well, I interacted with him at the hospital on numerous occasions. I have never met a kinder, gentler soul in my 63 years. A life taken too soon, but a life well lived in the service of others. Prayers for his family and friends🤍

Rudder Funeral Home

47w ago

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Carlinda Ray

47w ago

Pat was always kind and friendly to everyone he met. He was more than a Sales Reps he was a genuine gentleman. He was one of a kind and cared about people just like Jesus. May God grant peace and comfort to all who will miss him!

Reggie Ware

47w ago

My heartfelt condolences to Pat’s family. I had the privilege of playing football alongside Pat in both high school and college, and we were roommates during our first year at Auburn. Pat was one of the kindest, most genuine people I’ve ever known. His heart was truly enormous, and he had a way of making everyone around him feel seen and valued. Whenever you spoke with Pat, he made you feel like the most important person in the room—his warmth and kindness left a lasting impression on all who knew him. I will forever be grateful for the time I spent with him, and my thoughts are with his family during this incredibly difficult time.

Reggie Ware

Marsha Colby

47w ago

When thinking of Pat, the Fruits of the Spirit, is what enters my mind. "The fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, generosity, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control. Both Pat and Alesia stepped up to help our kids and family when I was not able to be a parent in our kids lives. Pat instilled every one of these gifts in our young men and God truly gained an Angel. Pat and Alesia helped shaped our young men in who they are today. I’m so thankful to have known you Pat. Your Legacy lives on in so many people that crossed your earthly journey . We continue to pray for you all

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