Patrick J. Rizzo
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Patrick J. Rizzo, 63, of Blue Springs, MO passed away September 10, 2015 at his home. A celebration of life will be held from 11 am to 1 pm, Saturday, September 19, 2015 at World Revival Church in Kansas City, MO. Mr. Rizzo was born on May 9, 1952 in Kansas City, MO.
Anyone that knew Pat knew how much of an Elvis fan he was. He coached little league baseball in his early 20’s. In high school he pitched a no hitter for Raytown South. Pat was an all around lover of sports; he enjoyed bowling, golfing, hunting, fishing and the many years he spent as a season ticket holder for the Chiefs. He was a member of World Revival Church, for over ten years, where he found a second family and a stronger love for Jesus Christ.
He was preceded in death by his mother, Rosalie (Cacioppo) Rizzo, his father Matthew A. Rizzo, and grandson baby Sam.
Survivors include: daughter Tina, her husband Sam, and grandson Clyde Gilbert; daughter Jennifer Rizzo; brother Matthew D., his wife Jean, and nephew and niece Dominick and Rosalie Rizzo; along with numerous cousins and lifelong friends.
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First of all thoughts and prayers go out to the family. He will be missed. He was a great person and had the honor of getting to know him as well. The greatest memory I have of Pat was when we as at a friends house for a superbowl party and we watched the packers vs seahawks and the packers got cheated out of a play. he was defiantley a sports fan and i so enjoyed getting to talk to him. Love you Pat…
Some people met Pat at RSO this one met him at that place about 19 88 x 1996 Yourwah had sent numerous people to encourage Pat where Yourwah was concerned he was invited to promise keepers and from that moment till he passed he had an insatiable longing to learn of the love of God
A time came when someone could let him know of world revival church so as to have a church family that would care for him this one has had the honor to have known him for many years
We met Pat at RSO at Independence a few years ago. He was always ready to greet us and talk. Glad he took our suggestion and started coming to World Revival Church. We will miss Pat, but know he’s rejoicing in good health now.
Pat was a very special person and our families had a long term connection from our parents being next door neighbors when I was born and for a few years after–then reconnected through the horses–He loved his girls and his grandson. I know you will miss him greatly and my sympathy goes to the family.
Pat was good at being a friend. He truly appreciated people and made them feel that appreciation.