Readysetstab

[dgdave]

Pat Wooley, aka readysetstab here on DGR, passed away this morning. He was a close friend of mine I graduated with. Its sad especially since he was only 29. He had a very rough last year, but things were looking on the up and up the last couple months. I don't know all the details, but it sounds like he went peacefully in his sleep.

I just wanted to pass along this info for anyone who may have known him in real life or just from the board.

[ziggy]

Thanks Dave.
Thoughts and prayers to his family.

[Booter]

wow man thats such a young age. ive had my share of transactions with him. prayers are with his friends n family

[Hoey]

Very saddened to hear that...

way too young... had a good friend pass away at 31 this past year as well. It's... so unfortunate.

best wishes to his friends and family.

[Jeronimo]

Damn. Sorry Dave.

Sounds like the perfect candidate for a memorial tourney! Honor his memory with the sport he loved

[Pwingles]

Im from the same area, and had the pleasure of playing with Pat a few times, its very sad for him to be gone. He was a major influence on the dg scene in joplin/miami and a very good player and a fun guy to be around. I wish i knew him better, but i enjoyed the time i did spend with him. Joplins ice bowl is tomorrow, im sure he'll be on everyones mind.

[Frank Delicious]

holy crap that is young. That sucks so much. Sorry man.

[ferretdance03]

I only knew Pat from our numerous trades on here, but he seemed like a solid dude. Condolences to his friends and family. RIP.

[Solty]

I talked to Russ Burns (DGMonkey) last night and he was quite distraught.

this is very upsetting to hear.

Godspeed patrick...

[Tossin' in Memphis]

yep..ditto what everyone else is saying

[Itchy]

Didn't know him personally, but I'll be sending out good mojo to his friends and family.

[sunspot]

Man, hate to hear that. I'll be praying for his friends and family during this time of sadness.

[peppermack]

Man, that is rough. We conversed a good bit after I sold home my simian earlier this year. He had such a great attitude after all the crap he had gone through:( I second the comment about someone doing a memorial tourney for him. That seems like it would be an appropriate tribute to someone who loved our sport.

[JR]

From the web he seemed like a good guy. My condolences.

[Mixed Bag Madness]

Sad to hear that. Was a great guy when I dealt with him on here. A memorial tourney is an excellent idea. Sending good vibes to his family and friends.....