Former award-winning reporter with Cincinnati Enquirer dies suddenly at age 63

Pat Crowley, longtime Cincinnati/NKY journalist, dies at age 63

Award-winning Cincinnati area journalist died unexpectedly at his home in Fort Thomas.

Former award-winning reporter with Cincinnati Enquirer dies suddenly at age 63

A former award-winning government and politics reporter with the Cincinnati Enquirer died Saturday at his Northern Kentucky home.

Pat Crowley, 63, beloved and respected journalist-turned-publicist dies suddenly at his Ft. Thomas home - NKyTribune

By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Pat Crowley, 63, a beloved and respected journalist-turned-publicist who built a reputation for integrity, honesty, humor, and kindness died suddenly at his home in Fort Thomas Saturday morning. He spent his last evening with Newport colleagues at a farewell to retiring city manager Tom Fromme — several of whom said he seemed his normal engaged self — and taking his wife, Pam, to dinner in Covington. On Saturday …

Former reporter, public relations pro Pat Crowley dies at 63

Pat Crowley, who worked for 27 years as a journalist before founding public relations firm Strategic Advisers in 2009, died Saturday at the age of 63, according to a statement from his family. “He was well known in the Northern Kentucky and Greater Cincinnati community for his intelligence, humor and wit, compassion, work ethic, and abundant love of his dear family as well as the many cats and dogs that he and Pam rescued and cared for over the …