Jace Timothy Patrick

Hi sweet Jacer!

You are a silly goose! We just wanted to sit down and take the chance to tell you how very much we love you! We have had a wild, crazy, exciting, wonderful ride with you these last 3 years and we need to tell you how lucky and proud we feel to have had you here with us. There are so many things that you have been able to learn in such a short amount of time, showing to us that you are an exceptional young man destined for great things.

Mom and Dad knew from day one that you would be a huge blessing to our family. We got to show you off to brother and sister and oh how they loved you. From first glance both of them were overjoyed to have you with us! Taking you home was going to be such a great adventure. We learned who you were and how to help you grow. We watched you start to sleep through the night, learn to roll over and how to sit up tall. All these projects you worked through so well.

We found us a new house, and you loved it! There were going to be projects big and small to work on, a huge yard to mow and play in, and some awesome neighbors for you to love! That John Deere mower, how you made it your own. Remember the day we bought it? We took it for a ride, mowed the lawn, and you had so much fun that we had to do it all again the very next day! It's okay, you can stay inside while Dad does the weeder, I know it scares you right now, but someday it won't!

We fixed that leaky drainpipe under the sink, remember? I was stuck under there and needed the small crescent wrench. You found it and brought it to me; I was so amazed that you would help find the tools for me. You are such an awesome tool guy! We ended up doing so many projects together and you learned how all the tools work, and some of them were a little scary too, like the air compressor, and the saw, but oh how you love a good project with Mom and Dad.

What a fun time we had at the Home Depot doing your projects on Saturday mornings. You got to use the hammers, the screwdrivers and the paint to make your project from start to finish. I think the tow truck was the best one you made!

So many fun things, from the splash pad to the park, the pool to the lake, on your scooter, your tractor and your truck, gosh you had so much fun!

Dang buddy, this winter has been kind of a bummer. It hasn't snowed much at all, we never even got a chance to get out the snowblower.

Now we have come to this spot in our lives when you have had to fight. Remember how Dad told you that they give the biggest projects to the best guys? Well, you are one of the best guys! You've had to show what you are made of. Your project here on earth has been finished, and you've done what you have been asked to do. Mom and Dad are so proud of all the things that you have done. We are so proud that you are our son, and we are so proud that you have a spot in our eternal family.

Hey, I've got a secret, wanna hear it? (I Love You)

Forever,

Mom and Dad

Services for Jace will be held on Thursday March 19, 2026 at 11 a.m. at the South Weber 3rd Ward Chapel, located at 7989 S. 2250 E. Ogden, Utah. Family and friends may visit Wednesday March 18 from 6 to 8 p.m. at Lindquist’s Layton Mortuary, 1867 N. Fairfield Rd., Layton, Utah and Thursday from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. at the church prior to the service.

Interment will be held at Lindquist’s Washington Heights Memorial Park, 4500 Washington Blvd. Ogden, Utah.

The funeral service will be live-streamed and may e viewed by scrolling to the bottom of Jace's obituary page at www.lindquistmortuary.com

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