Condolence: - Pat graduated with the rest of the "Grate UBC Civil Engineering Class of 1972" - he was always a Class Act and no doubt the smartest guy in our Civil Class. We all missed him at our 45th Civil Class Reunion held in Harrison Hot Springs last May and were all deeply saddened to hear of his recent passing. - Bringing back one of those old and gold UBC Engineering sayings - our 1972 Civil Class will always remember Pat as being "one helluva an Engineer"! - We will all definitely miss Pat and on behalf of the rest of his UBC classmates and myself I extend our deepest condolences to his family.

Condolence: Pat was a classmate of mine from UBC Civil Engineering-class of 72. He was indeed a real gentleman. I saw him last at our 40th reunion in Victoria-that was 2012- and we had a discussion about BCIT and his soils testing truck, which all the students seemed to love(my son amongst them) Condolences to his family.

Condolence: Fran and I are so sorry for your loss, Donna. Pat was an integral part of the Civil Department for many years, and was always willing to do whatever had to be done. I know that his contributions were valued by the faculty and students, and he'll be remembered as a significant contributor to the lives and careers of many students.

Condolence: Pat inspired me to become a Geotechnical Engineer. I had my reservations about a career in engineering when I arrived at BCIT, but after taking Pat's courses I knew what I wanted to do! I am grateful for having known Pat, for his inspiration, and for his passion of geotechnical engineering.

Condolence: Many pleasant memories from those years when Pat and I shared the same office room at BCIT Civil Engineering. Pat was a scholar and a gentleman. RIP Pat!

Condolence: Pat was a dedicated, respected, and valued colleague. He was always willing to step up and undertake any task that was for the good of the his students and the program at BCIT - whether teaching, administrative, or personal. Rest in peace, Pat.

Condolence: Pat was a great instructor and although my classes with Pat may have included some of the biggest 4" binders I had filled with geotechnical case studies, his lessons were very practical which I valued. Beyond the classroom, he was a great person and always offered a good laugh and conversation about real life. My deepest condolences to the family.

Condolence: I took a number of courses at BCIT with Pat, and it was his personal reference that help me get my first job in Geotechnical Engineering. RIP Dr.Dirt!

Condolence: Condolences to Pat Stewart's family. Pat was a great professor whose passion for geotechnical engineering inspired me to choose a career in this field. He was also a great person who will be missed by everyone who knew him.

Condolence: My deepest condolences to the family. Pat was an awesome professor and a great guy to talk to. You'll be missed.

Condolence: Pat gave me one of the most memorable 1 hour periods of my life in a lecture entitled "Water is the enemy". Will never forget it; really enjoyed being educated by Mr. Stewart. My deepest condolences to the family, RIP my friend.

Condolence: Condolences to the family. Patrick was one of my favorite professors and I enjoyed talking with him a lot. We talked about his personal memories and not only school. RIP Patrick.

Condolence: Donna, I am so sorry to hear of Pat’s passing. He will surely be missed by you all. My love to you and the family.

Condolence: So sorry for your loss.

Condolence: Condolences to the family and friends of Pat Stewart. Especially to my sister, Pat's wife, Donna. He was a good man with a kind heart. Love from us all, Carol and family.