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	He was born to Joseph C. and Margaret (Mullan) Patnode on April 10, 1948.		He was born to Joseph C. and Margaret (Mullan) Patnode on April 10, 1948.

	He grew up in [[Lake Clear]], enjoyed the outdoors, but spent a lot of his time outdoors hitchhiking into town to play music in his teenage years. His father got him his first guitar and he taught himself how to play and hungered to learn as much as he could. It turned into a passion that he was proficient at. He played for years in local bands, most notably The Fugitives and The Persuaders, which had a record go statewide. He played in New York City and the Jersey Shore, then found his way to the east coast of Florida, where he performed in bands in the West Palm Beach area for numerous years.		He grew up in [[Lake Clear]], enjoyed the outdoors, but spent a lot of his time outdoors hitchhiking into town to play music in his teenage years. His father got him his first guitar and he taught himself how to play and hungered to learn as much as he could. It turned into a passion that he was proficient at. He played for years in local bands, most notably [[The Fugitives]] and The Persuaders, which had a record go statewide. He played in New York City and the Jersey Shore, then found his way to the east coast of Florida, where he performed in bands in the West Palm Beach area for numerous years.

	He returned to Saranac Lake in the early ’80s and played in the Helen Hill Band and the Second Wind, but found he would need a day job” to supplement the days up the lake” in his boat. So he joined the carpenters’ union for 20 years, in a trade that he was also skilled at and had a passion to learn all he could. When not working a union job, he would find side work with local contractors.		He returned to Saranac Lake in the early ’80s and played in the Helen Hill Band and the Second Wind, but found he would need a day job” to supplement the days up the lake” in his boat. So he joined the carpenters’ union for 20 years, in a trade that he was also skilled at and had a passion to learn all he could. When not working a union job, he would find side work with local contractors.

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	'''Children''': Brian Patnode, Jr.		'''Children''': Brian Patnode, Jr.

	'''Brian Patnode '''was from [[~~Lake Clear\|~~Lake Clear]] . He was a musician, and a member of the local band, [[The Persuaders\|The Persuaders]],		'''Brian Patnode '''was from [[Lake Clear]] . He was a musician, and a member of the local band, [[The Persuaders\|The Persuaders]],
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	He was born to Joseph C. and Margaret (Mullan) Patnode on April 10, 1948.		He was born to Joseph C. and Margaret (Mullan) Patnode on April 10, 1948.

	He grew up in [[~~Lake Clear\|~~Lake Clear]], enjoyed the outdoors, but spent a lot of his time outdoors hitchhiking into town to play music in his teenage years. His father got him his first guitar and he taught himself how to play and hungered to learn as much as he could. It turned into a passion that he was proficient at. He played for years in local bands, most notably The Fugitives and The Persuaders, which had a record go statewide. He played in New York City and the Jersey Shore, then found his way to the east coast of Florida, where he performed in bands in the West Palm Beach area for numerous years.		He grew up in [[Lake Clear]], enjoyed the outdoors, but spent a lot of his time outdoors hitchhiking into town to play music in his teenage years. His father got him his first guitar and he taught himself how to play and hungered to learn as much as he could. It turned into a passion that he was proficient at. He played for years in local bands, most notably The Fugitives and The Persuaders, which had a record go statewide. He played in New York City and the Jersey Shore, then found his way to the east coast of Florida, where he performed in bands in the West Palm Beach area for numerous years.

	He returned to Saranac Lake in the early ’80s and played in the Helen Hill Band and the Second Wind, but found he would need a day job” to supplement the days up the lake” in his boat. So he joined the carpenters’ union for 20 years, in a trade that he was also skilled at and had a passion to learn all he could. When not working a union job, he would find side work with local contractors.		He returned to Saranac Lake in the early ’80s and played in the Helen Hill Band and the Second Wind, but found he would need a day job” to supplement the days up the lake” in his boat. So he joined the carpenters’ union for 20 years, in a trade that he was also skilled at and had a passion to learn all he could. When not working a union job, he would find side work with local contractors.

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	[[File:Brian Patnode.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Brian Patnode<br>Adirondack Daily Enterprise, January 18, 2024]]		[[File:Brian Patnode.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Brian Patnode<br>''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', January 18, 2024]]

	'''Born''': April 10, 1948		'''Born''': April 10, 1948

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	'''Born''': April 10, 1948		'''Born''': April 10, 1948

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	[[File:Brian Patnode.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Brian Patnode<br>Adirondack Daily Enterprise, \|January 18, 2024~~]]<br>~~'''Born''': April 10, 1948		[[File:Brian Patnode.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Brian Patnode<br>Adirondack Daily Enterprise, \|January 18, 2024\|\|

			'''Born''': April 10, 1948

	'''Died''': November 29, 2023		'''Died''': November 29, 2023

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	'''Children''': Brian Patnode, Jr.		'''Children''': Brian Patnode, Jr.

	'''Brian Patnode '''was from [[Lake~~%20Clear~~\|Lake Clear]] . He was a musician, and a member of the local band, [[The~~%20Persuaders~~\|The Persuaders]],		'''Brian Patnode '''was from [[Lake Clear\|Lake Clear]] . He was a musician, and a member of the local band, [[The Persuaders\|The Persuaders]],
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	He was born to Joseph C. and Margaret (Mullan) Patnode on April 10, 1948.		He was born to Joseph C. and Margaret (Mullan) Patnode on April 10, 1948.

	He grew up in [[Lake~~%20Clear~~\|Lake Clear]], enjoyed the outdoors, but spent a lot of his time outdoors hitchhiking into town to play music in his teenage years. His father got him his first guitar and he taught himself how to play and hungered to learn as much as he could. It turned into a passion that he was proficient at. He played for years in local bands, most notably The Fugitives and The Persuaders, which had a record go statewide. He played in New York City and the Jersey Shore, then found his way to the east coast of Florida, where he performed in bands in the West Palm Beach area for numerous years.		He grew up in [[Lake Clear\|Lake Clear]], enjoyed the outdoors, but spent a lot of his time outdoors hitchhiking into town to play music in his teenage years. His father got him his first guitar and he taught himself how to play and hungered to learn as much as he could. It turned into a passion that he was proficient at. He played for years in local bands, most notably The Fugitives and The Persuaders, which had a record go statewide. He played in New York City and the Jersey Shore, then found his way to the east coast of Florida, where he performed in bands in the West Palm Beach area for numerous years.

	He returned to Saranac Lake in the early ’80s and played in the Helen Hill Band and the Second Wind, but found he would need a day job” to supplement the days up the lake” in his boat. So he joined the carpenters’ union for 20 years, in a trade that he was also skilled at and had a passion to learn all he could. When not working a union job, he would find side work with local contractors.		He returned to Saranac Lake in the early ’80s and played in the Helen Hill Band and the Second Wind, but found he would need a day job” to supplement the days up the lake” in his boat. So he joined the carpenters’ union for 20 years, in a trade that he was also skilled at and had a passion to learn all he could. When not working a union job, he would find side work with local contractors.

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	He grew up in [[Lake%20Clear\|Lake Clear]], enjoyed the outdoors, but spent a lot of his time outdoors hitchhiking into town to play music in his teenage years. His father got him his first guitar and he taught himself how to play and hungered to learn as much as he could. It turned into a passion that he was proficient at. He played for years in local bands, most notably The Fugitives and The Persuaders, which had a record go statewide. He played in New York City and the Jersey Shore, then found his way to the east coast of Florida, where he performed in bands in the West Palm Beach area for numerous years.		He grew up in [[Lake%20Clear\|Lake Clear]], enjoyed the outdoors, but spent a lot of his time outdoors hitchhiking into town to play music in his teenage years. His father got him his first guitar and he taught himself how to play and hungered to learn as much as he could. It turned into a passion that he was proficient at. He played for years in local bands, most notably The Fugitives and The Persuaders, which had a record go statewide. He played in New York City and the Jersey Shore, then found his way to the east coast of Florida, where he performed in bands in the West Palm Beach area for numerous years.

	He returned to Saranac Lake in the early ’80s and played in the Helen Hill Band and the Second Wind, but found he would need a ~~<span class="quotations">“day~~ job” to supplement the days ~~<span class="quotations">“up~~ the lake” in his boat. So he joined the carpenters’ union for 20 years, in a trade that he was also skilled at and had a passion to learn all he could. When not working a union job, he would find side work with local contractors.		He returned to Saranac Lake in the early ’80s and played in the Helen Hill Band and the Second Wind, but found he would need a day job” to supplement the days up the lake” in his boat. So he joined the carpenters’ union for 20 years, in a trade that he was also skilled at and had a passion to learn all he could. When not working a union job, he would find side work with local contractors.

	He married Mary LaDue in July of 1985. Over the years, they often talked about traveling the country in a travel trailer, as there was so much to see in our own country. They finally made their first trip in 1998. They loved it so much that they sold their home in 2000, went around the country again seeing family and friends, then settled in Punta Gorda, Florida. The passion for music never left him, so he figured out a gig for both he and Mary to enjoy. They played at various clubs and venues for over ten years, until he experienced breathing issues, which limited his playing.		He married Mary LaDue in July of 1985. Over the years, they often talked about traveling the country in a travel trailer, as there was so much to see in our own country. They finally made their first trip in 1998. They loved it so much that they sold their home in 2000, went around the country again seeing family and friends, then settled in Punta Gorda, Florida. The passion for music never left him, so he figured out a gig for both he and Mary to enjoy. They played at various clubs and venues for over ten years, until he experienced breathing issues, which limited his playing.

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	[[File:Brian Patnode.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Brian Patnode<br>\|Adirondack Daily Enterprise, \|January 18, 2024]]<br>'''Born''': April 10, 1948		[[File:Brian Patnode.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Brian Patnode<br>Adirondack Daily Enterprise, \|January 18, 2024]]<br>'''Born''': April 10, 1948

	'''Died''': November 29, 2023		'''Died''': November 29, 2023

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	[[File:Brian~~%20Patnode~~.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Brian Patnode<br>''\|Adirondack Daily Enterprise, ''\|January 18, 2024]]<br>'''Born''': April 10, 1948		[[File:Brian Patnode.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Brian Patnode<br>\|Adirondack Daily Enterprise, \|January 18, 2024]]<br>'''Born''': April 10, 1948

	'''Died''': November 29, 2023		'''Died''': November 29, 2023