JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The co-founder of the Jaguars Drumline died Monday. He was 44.
Michael Patterson spent more than 20 years with the drumline. Patterson’s wife stated on social media that Patterson died Feb. 19 related to a heart condition. He received a “Walk of Honor” at Ascension St. Vincent’s Southside meant for organ donors.
His death prompted a outpouring on social media.
“The Jaguars mourn the loss of Michael Patterson, co-founder of the Jaguars Drumline. We will always remember Mike’s impact on our gameday experience and his 20 years of leadership as co-director of the D-Line,” the Jacksonville Jaguars said in a statement.
The Jaguars mourn the loss of Michael Patterson, co-founder of the Jaguars Drumline.
We will always remember Mike’s impact on our gameday experience and his 20 years of leadership as co-director of the D-Line. pic.twitter.com/mRo97lOzAd
— Jacksonville Jaguars (@Jaguars) February 21, 2024
