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PAUL H. FRISHKORN
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PAUL FRISHKORN Obituary
PAUL H.
65, died on March 23, 2020, at his home in Springfield, PA. Paul was predeceased by his parents, Martha and William Frishkorn of Monroeville, PA. A Memorial Service will be held at a later date when it is safe for his many friends to gather. Memorial gifts: a special fund has been set up in Paul's name at First Presbyterian Church of Spring-field, 356 Summit Rd., Spring-field, PA 19064. Alternatively, gifts may go to Calcutta Kids P.O. Box 465, Marlboro, VT 05344 (Calcuttakids.org)
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Robert Miller
May 13, 2020
Paul was my best friend. He was nice, kind and had a big heart. I knew him for over 30 years and during that time, no matter where I was in the world he would call or meet me. I will miss him so much.
Shermeen Farid
April 27, 2020
I cannot count how many times Paul helped me out with questions, stress, and just comforting me. I loved him. He is a huge loss for those of us who knew him, and for this company.
Michael
April 24, 2020
Paul , helped me more then once when I had a problem with the company or insurance. I would not be the person I am without him
Angela Turner
April 24, 2020
Paul was a dear co-worker and wonderful human being
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Maria Flengas
April 23, 2020
He was sweet. He was knowledgeable. He was funny and he was a classmate. He will be missed.
Mindy Brunger
April 23, 2020
RIP My friend!!! You will be missed.
April 23, 2020
When the news came of my friend and co workers passing my heart ached for the community of peers that would be feeling the sorrow from hearing this news as well. Pauls impact and devotion to his work with USAirways union carved out place in the hearts of literally everyone that EVER met him. Im blessed to have been met by his one of a kind smile as I hopped on the employee bus in November. Hi ELLEN, as he carved out a spot for me next to him. We chatted about his schedule and how he wanted to pick up more trips instead of union hours. Im sitting here Really thinking about it. And I dont think I know of anyone who has helped as many people as Paul. Paul had zero biases, no preferences or discrimination concerning who he gave to. All Paul DID is give. Paul had a great sense of humor too. Sometimes you had to wait and extra second or really listen to his one liners, that hed throw in. In sort of an after the fact kind of way. I loved his smart remarks. Paul had a brilliant mind. He had to have been on a genius level IQ. Paul should still be here. We need his help and guidance. My name is Ellen Forse and Ive known Paul for over 20 years. I wanted to go to his retirement party. I wanted to hear how he was enjoying his much deserved glory years. I want his family to know how much Paul meant to me, to all of us. Im sorry for your loss. Very sorry.
Martin Jackson
April 23, 2020
Paul was not just a friend, but a mentor. Someone I could easily talk to and get meaningful advice. His dedication to his job and his willingness to help anyone in need will sorely be missed here at American Airlines.
Martin Jackson
April 23, 2020
Paul was not just a friend, but a mentor. Someone I could easily talk to and get perfect advice. His dedication to his job and his willingness to help anyone, will be sorely missed here at American Airlines.
Candace swink
April 23, 2020
Paul was a dear friend. One of the most dedicated people I have ever met. He was a realist but never willing to give up. I was blessed to call him friend and colleague.
Michele Cox
April 23, 2020
I was so lucky to see Paul on my last commuting flight in March. Got a hug and a sweet conversation , as usual. What a gift. Paul was a fighter for our cause and never stopped caring. What a terrible loss.
Philippa Mills
April 23, 2020
Paul was a loving and caring colleague. He worked tirelessly maintaining our rights. I will forever miss his smile.
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