Patrick Anthony Jordan of Revere, Ma, former husband of Lisa(Oliveira)Jordan, passed away unexpectedly on November 7th, 2019 at the young age of 51. Patrick was born in Fall River, Ma. on February 26th, 1968, son of David P. Jordan and his beloved late mother Maria Antonieta Farias Jordan. A man of few words, but many talents, including auto mechanics, Patrick had a love of trucks, motorcycles, tractors, basically anything with 4 to 6 wheels! This a talent he inherited from his wonderful father, possessing, not only the most beautiful blue eyes you ever saw, but most importantly, behind his rugged exterior, a gentle heart. Besides his father, Patrick leaves his children, Patrick David Jordan and his fiancée Monica, Cassandra Lee Jordan and her fiancé, Michael, and Caitlyn Maria Jordan and her fiancé Chad, all of Fall River, and David John Jordan and Daniel French of Revere; four grandchildren, Cole Jordan, Michael Connors, Leah Connors, and Ariana McAlister; two older brothers, David John Jordan and his partner, Dennis Donoghue, of Boston, and Michael Manuel Jordan and his husband, Jon Travers, of Tiverton. Patrick also leaves behind his companion, Andrea French; two nephews, Jonathan and Zachariah; and many uncles, aunts, cousins, and friends. If one were to ask Patrick what was his greatest achievement, he would not hesitate to say it was his children, even though Patrick was the recipient of the Boy Scouts of America's rarest honor, the Honor Medal for Lifesaving. Patrick was acknowledged for saving the lives of Miss Labonte and her sister Mrs. Berube. This heroic action took place in 1982 on the day that the Notre Dame de Lourdes Church in Fall River caught on fire and the inferno began spreading to neighboring buildings and homes. Miss Labonte stated that "If it weren't for him, we wouldn't be here today." Private Interment will be in St. Patrick's Cemetery, where he will be buried close to his mother, who will watch and guide over him and assist him on his journey into God's loving arms. His Funeral Service was held on Sunday, November 17th, during calling hours in our Fall River Chapel. His burial was private. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made in Patrick's name to act.alz.org/donate, a cause that is very dear to our family.