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Patrick LaCasse, age 65, died on Wednesday, February 26, 2025 at Legacy Pines in New Richmond. He was born the son of Richard and Grace LaCasse on August 7, 1959 in Fort Walton, FL. Patrick grew up in Stillwater, MN and graduated Stillwater High School, class of 1978. Patrick had a love of racing motocross which led him to professional jet ski racing. His free spirit led him to entrepreneurship and craftsmanship. He operated and owned multiple construction companies in Texas, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. Patrick loved spending time on the water; jet skiing, swimming, and boating along with being an avid outdoorsman. Patrick was kind and had a welcoming and loving presence around people. A special thanks to the caring team at Legacy Pines for their love, support, and compassion in Patrick’s final days.
He is survived by his parents, Richard and Grace; daughter, Isabella “Izzi”; siblings, Jon (Karen), Sherri; nieces and nephews, Nicholas LaCasse, Peyton LaCasse, and Cameron (Darrow) Bronner-LaCasse; lifelong best friend, Joe (Barb) Schmotter; and many relatives and friends.
A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, March 29, 2025 from 11-1PM at Bakken-Young Funeral & Cremation Services (728 S Knowles Ave New Richmond WI 54017) with final words of prayer, love and hope at 12:30. Private family interment will be in New Richmond Cemetery. Arrangements are with Bakken-Young Funeral & Cremation Services.
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To the love of my life, Thank you for Izzi. May you rest in peace.
Merry Beth, I am sorry for yours and Izzi’s loss, as well as Uncle Dick, Aunt Grace, John and Sherry. I hadn’t seen Patrick in about 10 years, but he crosses my mind sometimes. He was always so nice to everyone. I live in Florida and won’t be able to make it back this weekend, but my thoughts will be with all of you!
Dear Merry Beth and Izzy,
I am so sorry for your loss. My heart truly goes out to you! We shared so many good memories together. I met Pat when i was 16 years old on White Bear Lake and we became instant friends, from that moment our bond grew stronger. Pat was more then just a friend to me. He was like a brother to me. His vibrant fun loving personality brought joy to my life. I will truly miss our friendship and the bond we shared, and the countless memories we created together.
Pat’s spirit will live on in all of us who were lucky enough to call him a friend. He will never be forgotten. Sending you big hugs and love! My sincere sympathy! Lots of love, Krissy
I just found out. I am so sorry to hear this. Pat was a great friend. We had some fun times together. Whenever he talked about his daughter his face would light up and have that smile. I know if the lord needs someone to pave a concrete path to heaven, Pat is now his guy. RIP my dear friend.
My Heart goes out to the entire LaCasse family, Uncle Dick, Aunt Grace, Jon, and Sherri, as well as nieces, nephews and of course Izzy. Pat was a good friend and so much fun to be around. Pat always had a quick smile and a welcoming demeanor. He will be missed. God Bless You Pat. Till we meet again Cuz! Love Gia
I graduate with Pat from the Class of 1978. He was one handsome guy. I ran into him on Facebook, and talked for awhile. He said he wasn’t a big fan of Facebook, and that his life was very busy. John 14- I am the way, the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father, except by me.
Sherri let’s us know that you had to take off on us.. wish our Goodtimes would have been longer. We all went wherever and ended up there. I still to this day remember the battle royal of the LaCasse’s when we gathered. Lol! Everybody got a beat down!
See yA when I see yA Patman!
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