"I will endure a lifetime of missing you for the privilege of loving you." The loving family of Patrick A. Jewett announces his passing on January 29,2026 with profound sadness. Born in Springfield to late Linwood and Marquerite (White) Jewett on June 18,1963 he spent his youth and was educated there. Pat was gifted with technical know-how, problem solving ability, and physical dexterity, all complimented by his generous spirit of always being there to help others. This was the man Pat became to be known as the best Husband, Dad, Uncle, Grandfather, and friend. Pat was craftsman, a highly skilled mechanic and was a successful member of the team at Coca Cola in Northampton for many years

He loved music, especially classic rock, and had a deep appreciation for muscle cars. He was a member of the NRA and enjoyed spending time at the range, but his greatest joy was always his family. He especially cherished gathering around the table together, most of all when he was manning the grill. He found peace, joy, and meaning in everyday moments, reminding those around him that true happiness is often found in life's simplest pleasures. Though he was taken far too soon, his love and the impact he made will remain forever with all who were fortunate enough to know him.

Surviving Patrick is his devoted wife of 32-years Karie (Mika) and his loving children, Brianna Jewett and her partner Aaron, Hannah Jewett, Erin Falbo and partner Erica and Nick Falbo and his partner Lou. He will be missed by his beloved siblings, Lynn Holden, Mary Pierce, Marguerite Jewett, and Carin Impionbato. To carry on his legacy, he leaves his cherished grandson Dean Patrick Cavanaugh. He will be greatly missed by his large extended family and many friends. Sadly, he was predeceased by his parents and his brothers David and Michael Jewett.

Visitation with his family will take place on Thursday February 5,2026 from 4 until 7 P.M. at the Agawam Funeral Home 184 Main Street in Agawam. Family and friends will gather on Friday February 6, 2026, beginning at 9:30 A.M. for a 10 A.M. funeral home service. Burial will be held privately. For those who wish to honor Pat's memory in a meaningful way, the family respectfully suggests that donations be made to the American Cancer Society.