John Payak Jr.

Dear Mrs. Payak , Please accept my sincere sympathy for Mr. Payak. I knew Mr. Payak as your next door neighbor and babysitter for Johnnie. I remember he always walked me to my front door after babysitting. Ever so Kind. Utz

Ethel, you and your family are in my prayers. In the 3 years I worked with John at Kingston he became like a father to me, always caring and a shoulder you could lean on, so caring and generous. I will miss him dearly. He is with his savior and that will hopefully give you some comfort. My deepest sympathy.

Dear Ethel & Family,
My sincerest sympathy and prayers go out to you in the loss of your dear husband and father. He is in a much better place now.
Don't know if you remember me........it has been a VERY long time.
Alvina (Franczyk) Kopaniasz (now in Palm Harbor, Florida)

I was a Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity brother of John's at Bowling Green. It was great watching him play basketball at BGSU under coach Harold Anderson. I last talked with John at "Peanuts" Long funeral service. John's bearing was always so regal. His keen insights and quick wit made being with him both a learning experience and fun.When told of his passing I was reminded of this verse from Psalm 73:26: "My flesh and my heart faileth; but God is the strength of my heart and my portion...

Terri,
Joe and I want to express our sympathies to you on the loss of your father-in-law. We think of you often.

My Dearest Ethel:
Bob & I were saddened to hear of John's passing. You and John,III will be in our prayers. God Bless you both during your time of sorrow.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Ethel,

I am very sorry to hear about John. I took care of him for awhile when he was at Kingston Care Center and I will never forget his charm and great sense of humor. May the love of loved ones and friends carry you through this hard time.