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Farewell to Father Pat

The Rev. Pat Boyhan with former Bishop John Nevins as the bishop celebrated Mass before his retirement.

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The Rev. Pat Boyhan with former Bishop John Nevins as the bishop celebrated Mass before his retirement.

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  • Anna Pusz and the Rev. Pat Boyhan practice for their big moment in Dancing with the Stars funraiser last fall. The dancers performed to raise funds for various charities. Pusz and Boyhan danced to raise money for Catholic Charities.
  • The Rev. Pat Boyhan, right, is with a real legend, Stan Gober of Stan's Idle Hour Restaurant in Goodland. On weekends there's a lot of hootin' and hollerin' in Goodland, with Stan often helping organizations raise money for good causes. More than once he and Boyhan got together to raise money for is missionary work in Peru and for San Macro Catholic Church.
  • Marco Islanders spent Christmas 2003 in Haiti, bringing educational toys to 500 orphans and toys to 95 children in a hospital there. Making the trek, from left, were Tony and Cheryl Ferrara, Dottie Weiner and the Rev. Pat Boyhan. In the center is the beneficiary of their kindnesses, Sister Judy Dahner.
  • The Rev. Pat Boyhan is shown with one of the many children his Society of Missionaries of the Holy Apostles cares for at its mission in Peru. Boyhan raised funds for his missionary, for San Marco Catholic Church and more in his over six years on Marco Island.
  • The Rev. Pat Boyhan with former Bishop John Nevins as the bishop celebrated Mass before his retirement.
  • The Rev. Pat Boyhan served San Marco Catholic Church (in the background) for more than six years. A very popular priest among the parishioners and the community, Boyhan begins his new assignment at Blessed Pope John XXIII Catholic Church in Fort Myers on Thursday.

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