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Great Brother, Great Friend

Patrick J. Quigley IV lived in 21 places in 40 years, and at school he and his sister, Ruth Quigley-Lawrence, were always in the same grade, though she was 11 months older. "I always knew who I was going to play with on the playground, I always knew who I was eating lunch with," she recalled. "He was the slowest eater."

The siblings had their own version of Korean, different from the one their mother taught them. They ended up together in classes at Rutgers, and she married her brother's roommate and best friend. Mr. Quigley lived with them for a year, when his consulting job brought him to her company, and he took over her desk when she left.

Their older brother, John, said that Patrick chose a few things to do well, and did them very well. "He was just very even, very focused," he said.

Last summer Mr. Quigley, a partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers, and his wife, Patricia, bought a house in Wellesley, Mass., to put down roots. Their two children are Rachel, 6, and Leah, who was born in October.

Mr. Quigley was on Flight 175 on Sept. 11.

"Some people you like and you don't know why — yeah, he was like one of those guys," said his father, Patrick Quigley Jr. "I guess you would've liked him if you met him."

Profile published in THE NEW YORK TIMES on April 21, 2002.


Of Wellesley, Patrick J. Quigley IV, age 40, died unexpectedly on Tuesday September 11, 2001. Beloved husband of Patricia A. (Fleming) Quigley, who is expecting their second child in October, and father to Rachel L. Quigley, age 5. Patrick attended high school in Willingsboro, N.J., and graduated from Rutgers University in 1982 with degrees in art history and business. In September of 1990, Patrick joined Pricewaterhouse, later to become PricewaterhouseCoopers. During his career, Patrick was a leading participant in PwC's Data warehousing practice, serving clients in a variety of locations across the U.S.A. Patrick was admitted as a partner to PwC in 1999. He was the leader of the West Region Data Warehousing practice and also was a leader in PwC's U.S. Customer Relationship Management practice. PwC has recognized Patrick as an outstanding partner responsible for building a highly successful practice. His many clients have also recognized him for delivering outstanding service. On a personal level, Patrick enjoyed collecting wine and maintained an extensive collection from around the world. Also, he was a gifted artist who enjoyed painting and drawing. Patrick is also survived by his parents, Patrick J. Quigley, Jr., who worked for the state of New Jersey for 20 years, and Mi Ja Kim Quigley, both of Willingsboro, N.J., his siblings John Vincent Quigley and his wife Michelle of Alexandria, Virginia, and Ruth Quigley-Lawrence and her husband Christian of Belle Nead, N.J.; as well as many nieces and nephews. Patrick's wife, Patricia, is a member of a large, well-known family from Lowell, Massachusetts, including her father, the former Mayor M. Brendan Fleming. Visiting hours at George F. Doherty and Sons Funeral Home, 477 Washington Street (Route 16), WELLESLEY, will be on Sunday, September 16, 2-6 pm. Memorial Mass at St. Ignatius Church, 28 Commonwealth Avenue, Chestnut Hill, will be on Monday, September 17, at 11 am. Relatives and friends are kindly invited. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Trustees of the Wellesley Free Library, 530 Washington St, Wellesley, MA 02482. GEORGE F. DOHERTY & SONS WELLESLEY 781-235-4100

Paid Notice published in THE BOSTON GLOBE on 9/14/2001.