John I. Pajk

I am the eldest of the seven children of John & Violet Pajk. Because of this positioning, I have memories of being their daughter as well as their friend. I am blessed to stand tall, never being ashamed or embarassed by their behavior--but full of love, pride, and sharing. My joyous memories are too numerous to list ---WOW!!!!!
Cynthia Ann

I may not have seen Uncle John for several years, but I always had fun memories of him. He seemed to go out of his way to tell us kids a joke or show us something funny. I am sorry for the loss to his children and grandchildren and pray you will enjoy good memories during your sad moments.

JOHN PAJK WAS SPECIAL TO EACH OF YOU AND YOU TO HIM. REMEMBER HIM WITH ALL THE GOOD MEMORIES YOU EACH HAVE. WE EXTEND OUR CONDOLENCES AND YOU ALL REMAIN IN OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS. WE HOPE KNOWING THAT OTHERS CARE WILL BE OF SOME COMFORT.

WARMEST REGARDS,

PAT & LARRY BOHANNON

My first memory of Uncle John was when he returned from the war and I was 5. He gave my sister Dorothy and I gum and there was a big celebration in grandma's kitchen. He gave me a hat which I still cherish. I have many more fond memories, but that is the first.

We will miss you. We will carry the Pajk name with pride and dignity, using the tools you provided us throughout the years.

CINDY,PATTY,KENNY AND THE PAJK CHILDREN,
I AM SADDENED BY YOUR LOSS. YOU ARE IN OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS.
THINK OF ALL THOSE HAPPY MOMENTS THAT ALL OF YOU SHARED WITH HIM.
LOVE,
GEORGE AND SUSAN COLLINS

Mr. Pajk will be dearly missed by family and friends. A real sweetheart with a gruff exterior, he was loved by all! My family expresses condolences to all of the Pajk family.