Donald J. Pawlicki

I became friends with Don at Sperry in the late 60s. I recall weekly weighins with he and other coworkers.

Don had a great but quiet sense of humor, and referred to where he grew up as "Dogpatch".

He'll be missed.

Don was always a first-rate gentleman and tireless co-worker. My deepest sympathy to the family.

We will miss you at the birthday lunches. You were an inspiration to many at work.

I worked with Don during my days at Sperry - Unisys. Don was a great person to work with. I am sure he will be greatly missed.

To Don's family,
Don was a good friend to all of us on the bowling team. He bowled with us for 16 years as our anchor. He'll be missed.

To Don's family,
Don bowled at Maplewood Bowl with me and other friends for 16 years. He was our anchor. He'll be greatly missed.

I remeber Don form work and the 60 red roses he recieved for his 60th birthday.
Never found Don to have anything bad to say always a positive guy.
I am sadden to have him leave us.
Fred Sauer Unisys- sperry

I first met Don when we worked at AC Electronics, Oak Creek,WS. Renewed our aquaintance at Sperry Univac.

Dear Rennie, David, Demerri,
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Many years have passed since we have seen each other but I think of you often. There are so many wonderful Milwaukee childhood memories I cherish. As you share your memories and stories of your father, may you find comfort.

Your friend,
Nancy Schwartz (Otto)