Funeral arrangements announced for longtime journalist and PR professional Pat Crowley

A visitation for former journalist and public relations executive Pat Crowley is scheduled for next week in Southgate, Kentucky.

Crowley died unexpectedly Dec. 28. He was 63. He worked as a journalist in the region for 27 years including a 16-year stint at The Enquirer covering business and politics.

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He is survived by his loving family: wife, Pam; son, Conor; daughter, Shayna, and her husband, Max Neverman; and Pat and Pam’s three grandchildren, twin grandsons, Bennett and Bodhi, and granddaughter, Sloane, according to his obituary.

“Pat Crowley was a man of many talents, skills, and achievements, but he always knew that the biggest accomplishment of his rich life was his family, which he loved dearly with every inch of his magnanimous heart,” the obituary states.

A visitation for Crowley will be held at the Southgate Community Center beginning at noon on Wednesday, Jan. 8 until 4 p.m. followed immediately by services then a reception.

The family suggests that memorials be sent to the Stray Animal Adoption Program in Newport or Cleo’s Legacy in Melbourne. Online condolences may be made at dmefuneral.com.

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