It is with deep sadness that we, at Dayton REALTORS®, announce the passing of our beloved President, Pat Corle. This morning, we lost not only a dedicated and hardworking professional but also a friend, mentor, and leader who profoundly impacted the real estate community in Dayton, Ohio. After a brief illness, Pat passed away, leaving a void in our hearts and in the industry she served with such dedication and passion. Her contributions to the real estate profession, as well as her involvement in numerous organizations, will forever be remembered, and her legacy will continue to inspire us all.
Pat Corle’s journey in real estate began in 1994, when she became licensed as a REALTOR®. But her career was not just about selling homes – it was about making a lasting impact on the community and leaving a mark on the industry. As a second-generation REALTOR®, real estate was in Pat’s blood. Growing up in a family where real estate was not just a profession but a passion, Pat learned early on what it meant to work hard, to lead by example, and to serve others. It was clear from the start that Pat was not just following in the footsteps of her parents but was destined to leave her own legacy in the world of real estate.
Pat was not only known for her professionalism but also for her unwavering dedication to making a difference in the lives of those around her. In addition to being the proud owner of Home Experts Realty, which she ran alongside her husband, Clyde Corle, Pat’s leadership extended far beyond her brokerage. She was a true advocate for the real estate community, serving in numerous leadership roles with local and state organizations. One of her most significant contributions was as a Director with Dayton REALTORS® and Ohio REALTORS®. Her service to these organizations was marked by her commitment to promoting the interests of REALTORS® in Dayton and across Ohio, ensuring that the voices of real estate professionals were heard at the local, state, and national levels.
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Throughout her career, Pat displayed an unparalleled level of commitment to the real estate profession. Her work as a Director for both Dayton REALTORS® and Ohio REALTORS® was instrumental in shaping the direction of these organizations. She not only helped guide their policies and initiatives but also worked tirelessly to promote the industry’s values, including professionalism, ethical conduct, and community involvement. Her leadership in these roles was characterized by her unwavering commitment to helping other REALTORS® succeed, and she consistently fought for the rights and interests of both her colleagues and her clients.
Pat’s leadership extended beyond the REALTOR® associations, where she also had a significant presence in several other key organizations. She was deeply involved in the Women’s Council (National Association of Real Estate Brokers, NAREB), where she worked to empower women in the real estate profession and promote diversity and inclusion within the industry. Her work with the Women’s Council was a testament to her belief in the power of collaboration, mentorship, and leadership. Pat was passionate about creating opportunities for women to thrive in the real estate business, and she worked tirelessly to advance this cause.
Additionally, Pat played an instrumental role in the Miami Valley Fair Housing Center, advocating for equal housing opportunities and working to eliminate discrimination in housing practices. Her dedication to fair housing and social justice was unwavering, and her work with the Fair Housing Center helped promote a more equitable and inclusive real estate market. Through her leadership and advocacy, Pat made a lasting impact on the lives of individuals and families in the Miami Valley region, ensuring that they had access to fair and affordable housing options.
Pat’s involvement with the Realtists and Women’s Council of REALTORS® (WCR) in Dayton further solidified her reputation as a leader who was committed to advancing the interests of all real estate professionals. Her contributions to WCR Dayton were invaluable, as she helped create an environment where women in real estate could connect, grow, and thrive. She was a champion for the women who were just starting their careers in real estate, offering guidance, mentorship, and encouragement. Her presence at WCR events was a source of inspiration to countless women, and her leadership helped establish the organization as a pillar of support for women in the industry.
What made Pat truly remarkable, however, was not just her extensive list of leadership roles or her professional accomplishments. It was her deep sense of humanity, her kindness, and her unwavering dedication to the well-being of others. Pat was the kind of leader who genuinely cared about people, who took the time to listen and offer support, and who always sought to bring out the best in others. She had a rare ability to balance her ambitious drive with an authentic and genuine compassion for others. Whether it was her colleagues, clients, or friends, Pat was always there with a smile, a listening ear, and a word of encouragement.
For many, Pat was not just a colleague but a mentor and a friend. She was someone you could turn to for guidance, someone who would always offer sound advice, and someone who would support you through the challenges and triumphs of your career. She led by example, showing others the importance of integrity, hard work, and perseverance. Her professionalism was unmatched, and she inspired everyone around her to strive for excellence.
Pat’s legacy is one that will continue to live on through the countless lives she touched and the work she did to improve the real estate profession. Her passing is a tremendous loss, not only to Dayton REALTORS® but to the entire real estate community. It’s a loss felt deeply by everyone who knew her, from her colleagues to her clients to the many organizations with which she was involved. Her leadership, dedication, and passion for real estate will be missed, but her impact will never be forgotten.
As we mourn the loss of our dear friend and president, we also take a moment to reflect on the incredible contributions she made during her time with us. Pat leaves behind a lasting legacy, one that will continue to shape and inspire the work we do here at Dayton REALTORS®. She taught us the value of service, the importance of community, and the power of leadership. Her spirit will live on in the work we do, and we will continue to honor her memory by following the path she paved for us – one of compassion, professionalism, and unwavering dedication to the real estate industry.
Rest in peace, Pat Corle. You will always be missed, and your memory will live on in the hearts of all those who had the privilege of working alongside you. Thank you for everything you did for us and for the real estate community. You will never be forgotten.
