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Pat Keenan Obituary
Pat Keenan
08/17/1953 - 04/18/2025
Pat Keenan passed from this earthly life from Wernike Korsakoff Syndrome. His heart, mind, body and soul were released. Pat was a gifted baseball player, self-taught musician, loyal friend, loving son, brother and husband.
Survived by: Justin Williams (son), siblings Michael Keenan, (wife Ann Trentin), Katy Zipprian, (husband Charles Zipprian), Maureen Graf, (husband John Graf), and Kelley Keenan. Nieces and nephews: Carly Graf, Delaney Graf, Chance Zipprian. Love of his life, Teri Lawson Keenan.
Funeral Mass May 20, 2025, 10:00 AM, Holy Ghost Catholic Church 6921 Chetwood Dr, Houston, TX 77081. Condolences may be expressed at Cook-Walden.
from Sam Jones (offered prior to the official obituary)
Deceased Classmate: Patrick Daniel Keenan
Date Of Birth: August 17, 1953
Date Deceased: April 18, 2025
Age at Death: 71
Cause of Death: Complications of Dementia
Classmate City, State: Austin, TX
From Patrick's brother Mike ..
Sad to report my brother, Patrick, passed away last Friday, April 18, from complications related to dementia”.
From Classmate Sam Jones ..
Pat was one of the first people I met when we moved to Houston in 1961. He went to Holy Ghost, to St. Thomas HS for two years, to Westbury as a junior, and as a senior went to Bellaire, Sharpstown, and back to Bellaire all within three weeks. Growing up in Meyerland, Pat and I played so many football and baseball games together that the total number has to be in the thousands. Godspeed, Paddy Dan.https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/houstonchronicle/name/pat-keenan-obituary?id=58310954
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George (Sandy) Pardue
Mike, I was so saddened to hear about Pat's passing, I immediately texted Sam and got some of the scoop. Baseball came up in my conversation with Sam as well, remembering how we both go back to Pee-wee Lee Little league when we played at Saint Thomas Episcopal across the street from the Pardue mansion
As I have observed many times over the years, Pat was the best natural athlete I have ever known, be at baseball or football Pat was a good guy who will be missed!
Marc Mullins
Pat was by far the fastest kid in the neighborhood. I recall that I believed Pat was so fast he could snatch flies out the air with his fingertips.