Patrick Proctorstein
July 24, 1952 — October 6, 2026
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Patrick Proctorstein, of Bowie, MD, passed away on Tuesday, October 6th, 2026, at the age of 74. He is survived by his devoted wife, Judy Proctorstein (nee Schwartz); beloved children, Adam Proctorstein and Jayme Proctorstein; caring siblings, Conway (Gloria) Proctor, Andre (Anne) Proctor, Barry (Tina) Proctor, Toni Westhall, and Jackie (Eddie) Tremblay. He was predeceased by his loving brother, James Proctor; and dear parents, John and Agnes Proctor.
Pat was a devoted husband, loving father, talented artist, and gifted cook who took great pride in his Jewish faith. With his warm personality and ability to make friends wherever he went, he touched the lives of countless people throughout his life.
Pat lived a rich and varied life, embracing many different roles and passions along the way. From his early years working alongside his family on their tobacco farm to his accomplishments as a student and athlete, he approached life with curiosity and determination. He proudly served in the United States Air Force during the Vietnam War before earning his college degree and pursuing a career as an engineer.
A man of remarkable creativity and diverse interests, Pat was an accomplished artist and craftsman whose talents included watercolor painting, sculpture, watchmaking, guitar building, and bonsai, among many other pursuits. He was always eager to learn, create, and explore something new.
Pat will be remembered for his many talents, his friendships, and above all, the love he had for his family. He was cherished by many, but none more than those closest to him, who will miss him immeasurably.
Services are private. Please omit flowers. Contributions in his memory may be sent to ACLU, SPLC, World Wildlife Fund, and Heifer International.
Pat was a devoted husband, loving father, talented artist, and gifted cook who took great pride in his Jewish faith. With his warm personality and ability to make friends wherever he went, he touched the lives of countless people throughout his life.
Pat lived a rich and varied life, embracing many different roles and passions along the way. From his early years working alongside his family on their tobacco farm to his accomplishments as a student and athlete, he approached life with curiosity and determination. He proudly served in the United States Air Force during the Vietnam War before earning his college degree and pursuing a career as an engineer.
A man of remarkable creativity and diverse interests, Pat was an accomplished artist and craftsman whose talents included watercolor painting, sculpture, watchmaking, guitar building, and bonsai, among many other pursuits. He was always eager to learn, create, and explore something new.
Pat will be remembered for his many talents, his friendships, and above all, the love he had for his family. He was cherished by many, but none more than those closest to him, who will miss him immeasurably.
Services are private. Please omit flowers. Contributions in his memory may be sent to ACLU, SPLC, World Wildlife Fund, and Heifer International.
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