Condolence: Ahh..the memories at Community General..whether a tonsillectomy,broken bones or hernia repair, Doctor P never failed to stop in with a warm greeting. My condolences to Kiersten, Heather, Trish and their families. Keep the memories close to heart..

Condolence: DearHeather, Tricia and Kiersten, I am sorry to hear about the passing of your Dad. I loved your family and have great memories growing up on High Street with the Pendletons. Your Dad and Mom always welcomed me at your house. Dr. Pendleton was always interested in what was happening in my life. I enjoyed talking with your Dad and he will be missed. My deepest condolences, Matt

Condolence: Remembering your family at this time with wonderful memories of your dad. My Mom Helen worked by his side for many years and he was always there for us. Your family being part of the family's on High St. and seeing your Dad walk over to the hospital to me as a kid he looked just like a toy soldier always so upright. It's funny what things you remember. Please know each of you are thought of at this time and with great memories of your Dad and also Pat whom I will always remember.

Condolence: Dear Heather, Kiersten and Trisha, If anyone has lived a long, full and widely appreciated and respected life, it was your Dad. My mother, Alice, an RN, worked with both your Mom and Dad at Community General. She always spoke highly of both. Your Dad was there at the birth of my daughter Meaghan and actually was the person who suggested to my wife in the delivery room the correct way, in his opinion, to spell Meg's name. Your Dad was my Doctor until his retirement and has been missed in that roll. He is and will continue to be missed. Sad to see him go. Dave

Condolence: Dear Heather, Kiersten, and Trisha, I am sorry to hear today of your Dad's passing. What a gentleman he was. We are so fortunate to have had such a great neighborhood to grow up in! My deepest condolences, Tim

Condolence: Dear Heather, Kiersten, Tricia and families, We feel so fortunate to have known your father for over 46 years, for he was a true gentleman dedicated to family, work, and community. Not only was he a faithful doctor to his patients, he was a good friend to them as well. He made himself available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Often he would leave a party to make hospital rounds. House calls were also a service he provided on a regular basis. Shortly after we met your parents, my dad was traveling across Canada by train to visit us. Pat and Don were visiting family and went out of their way to surprise him as he got off the train. They took him out for dinner and a night on the town. He never forgot the evening with them and their unexpected kindness. We haven't forgotten either. Our family was lucky enough to have both Pat and Don as health care providers, friends, and Godparents to our son. We will forever be grateful to them, and to you, for welcoming us into their lives, educating us with good music and conversation, and always treating us to delicious food. Pat and Don will live on in all of us that knew them, loved them, and who strive to follow the example they set as true partners in lives well lived. We grieve their passing.

Condolence: Kiersten, Heather and Trisha: My heartfelt sympathy for the loss of your Dad. He was a gentle man who provided much needed medical care to so many in our little community.

Condolence: Kiersten, Heather and Trisha: My deepest condolences on the loss of your Dad. He was such a kind soul and a wonderful doctor to so many of us in Fort Fairfield. It was an honor to know Dr. Pendleton and I know you will miss him dearly. Sending prayers.

Condolence: Heather, Kiersten and Trisha, I am so sorry to hear about your Dad. He and your mom created a beautiful legacy in all of you. Sending my thoughts and hugs. Mary

Condolence: So sorry to hear that your Dad has passed. He will be remembered for his kindness to his many patients and his love for his family. Narda and Larry Plant