Pat’s fame changed with the times. In the 1970s, he tried gospel music, and in 1997, he surprised fans with a heavy metal record called “In a Metal Mood: No More Mr. Nice Guy.” Since the early 2000s, he has had his own record label called “The Gold Label,” which puts out national and religious music.
Pat’s personal life was just as interesting. He had a deep love story with his wife Shirley. They ran away together in 1953 and were married for 65 years, raising four girls and leaving a story of faith and family.
After Shirley died in 2019, Pat kept living in their Beverly Hills home, which was full of memories and old things. He feels at ease in places he knows well. He talks to Shirley a lot and treasures the memories they share.
Some of the things that make Pat happy and give him a sense of purpose are golf, family events, and giving back to causes that are important to him. He surprised his fans in 2023 with a new song called “Grits,” which was a fun ode to the Southern food.
Pat is now 90 years old, but he still loves music and performed at Roger Williams’s 100th birthday concert. His fans still respect how strong and inspiring he is, which shows how love and faith have shaped his life.
Over the course of his life, Pat Boone has shown that age doesn’t matter and that love, family, and music can heal. His influence continues to inspire new generations, which shows how much his life and work have changed the world.
