Edward Przybycien

Rest in peace Mr. P.

I too would see Mr Przybycien over the years since graduation. Learning to spell his name was never a chore after he taught me to "chant it". I remember babysitting for Todd, remember the move into the new house, remember picking cherry for at least 3 summers and him making sure our ladders were in just right so we wouldn't fall. He put up with a long run of the Mason's in the High School. He was a kind and generous man who always knew the score. He will be missed. Many fond memories! Rest it peace.

Mr. P was certainly one of the most influential people in our lives! Great man who touched thousands of lives and will be greatly missed. Our condolences to the family. May he rest in peace!

Mr. P RIP you will be missed by the Glenn Family Deanna, Christy, Tom, and Nancy Glenn. To the Family Mr. P was a great principle I graduated in 97 and my sister graduated in the 90's too I cant remember what year but he was great. We are sorry for your loss

Old enough to have had "Miss Graessle" for her first year of teaching English at Spencerport, and followed both of them for many years, devoting their lives unstintingly to the many whose lives were enhanced by their dedication. When I see the crisis in education all around, I marvel at the excellence and compassion of the educators at Spencerport, typified in Ed and Dianna.

my deepest sympathy to the family. Mr P was my American History teacher many years ago....truly a great teacher....

I never called Mr. Przybycien or his wife anything but "Mr. Przybycien," or perhaps, "Mr. P," but his wife was always "Mrs. Przybycien." I had her but not him for classes, but of-course, I saw him daily in the halls. I thought he was a fair administrator, and while I never was made to attend detention at the end of the day, there was always the possibility. I liked to watch the h.s. baseball games he coached on a spring day, sitting on the hillside and watching my friends perform, we used to go-down from tennis practice up the hill to watch the games. He looked like an athlete, though I had forgotten about his U of R accomplishments. "Tiny" Wilson was also a U of R alumnus, and was a fraternity brother of my dad's. Among those people, Ellsworth Wilson, Leo Bernabi,Ralph Fedoryshyn, and Duane "Dewie" Tucker, they managed to keep us in-line, and helped to guide us into the world, familiar w/the power of supervision and 'consequences of your actions.' My condolences to his friends and family.

I began my teaching career in Spencerport under Ed's watchful eye. He was a tremendous mentor. Ed was such a strong and determined person. He was very charismatic and you couldn't help but get caught up in his visions for Cosgrove and education, as a whole. Ed will be deeply missed by all who knew him.

God Bless ya Mr. P Have a great rest and renewed vitality as you go on your new journey.

Our gardens never flourished as beautifully until we added Przybycien touch! How can we thank you for all you have taught me and given me? Your spirit and zest for life! An inspiration to all who knew you. Thank you, dear Ed, for all the years of friendship and generosity you extended to me and John; may you rest in forever peace in the beautiful gardens of heaven with Diana and Coco ...and may you never have to fling another dandelion...