MICHAEL PASKOWSKI

Dear Katie, Kristen, Matthew and Andrew,
Love to all of you at this sad time. As I think of all the happy family parties at Shafter Street and Church Street, I know that the celebration in heaven with Nana and Aunt Katie and Aunt Grace and Uncle Mike and Janie and Mikey is filled with love and laughter. These memories live on in all of his family and for that we are grateful.

A good man who will be missed by many. Sad that he left us so young.
Peace brother

Bob

A good friend, wonderful person and hunting buddy from years ago. Hauling out an elk over 12 hours at night from deep within a canyon will always be a great memory. Our two sons, David and Matt on their first hunt together out at Lincoln, another unforgettable memory. So many more too. You will always be a part of our lives. Rest in peace Mike.

Linda and I remember Mike vividly and fondly from our days at Boston College. Just behind Mike in ROTC, I remember his passion, uncompromising demands on himself and others and total loyalty. Linda as an Army nurse and I in the MPs recalled him often during our term of service. Our prayers are for him and for God to be good to his family in this time of sorrow. May the Holy Spirit bring consolation to all. Deacon Tom and Linda Lynch

I was actually thinking of Mike and other former co-workers just last week for reasons unknown. Maybe just trying to remember names and faces. But how could you forget Paskowski!
I had limited encounters with Mike, but all were positive and humorous to say the least. I'm sure he will be missed.
Rest In Peace Mike.

Michael was a great guy - a wonderful family man that loved his wife and kids, his sister, parents and all the crazy cousins. He spent countless hours on the phone with Kevin and then with me after Kevin died. Kevin was lucky to have had a cousin like Michael. My love to all the kids. May your memories sustain you now and remind you always of his love for each of you.

Most warm summer evenings, my son Sam would ask to go see Mike and Andrew. I'll always cherish those moments, hearing Mike and Steve give each other a hard time around a warm fire with a cold Coke. Na Zdrowie, Mike.

Regretfully, I haven't seen Mike since we left Northrop Grumman in January 2011. I always enjoyed the times we had together. I always valued his insights and perspectives.

I'm sorry for your loss. I enjoyed our time together at Northrop Grumman.