LAZARUS POLITAKIS

Each year that goes by we are closer to Paradise. I can´t wait to see you again and your family. Sending love and continued prayers. Dorothy K Jones

I can´t believe you have been gone so long. You were one of the kindest people I´ve ever known. I can´t wait to see you again in Paradise. Sending love and prayers to your family.

I can’t believe it’s been four years. I remember the good old days at Puget Sound
National Bank. We worked hard and had fun. When any of us needed a helping
hand you were there. I have such good memories. Rest my dear friend until we
All meet in Paradise. Love and Prayers to your Family.

I think about the 38th Street Branch of Puget Sound National Bank. You were so kind to us. What I remember most was your big smile. You made going to work fun. You were respected and that's why we all worked hard for you.
I know we will all see you in Paradise. Until then rest until the Ressurection!

The Marines and Corpsmen of the Pierce County Detachment #504 Marine Corps League, Share in Your Loss. Rest in Peace Marine, Semper Fi!

My condolences to the Politakis family. He worked with my father for many years at PSNB. I knew him during my tenure there, as well. He was a warm, caring individual.

I offer my sympathy to his family who were, in reading his life story, blessed to have him close for so many years.

I didn't really know Laz. I began Stadium in Jan.1945 and he left in June 1946, but I certainly knew of him. He was very likeable and popular.....and I gazed at that beautiful face across from me in class and study hall for the mid-year and a half that I was there. I had a bit of a crush on his Grecian good looks.

I have lived in California for many years and...

I was privileged to have worked at Puget Sound National Bank with Laz and was able to enjoy a long term association with him.
He was a great human being, a person you could admire and respect without ever thinking about it happened.
Laz was the man you wanted on your team or backing you up, no matter what you were doing.
A great loss to his family, friends and anyone fortunate enough to have known Laz.
My deepest sympathy to Martha and the family.

Uncle Laz you will be missed. I remember Christmas's at Grandma and Grandpa Stowell's house on 6th and Union. All the kids running around in the attic and the grownups downstairs sitting around the dining room table talking politics. You always had a huge smile and a hug for me.