Natalie M. Pawlowski

Walter & Paul,
I'm so sorry I found out about your Mom after the fact, but I want to send my deepest condolences. I always still talk to Steve and think about all of our great times on Smith Street. I now live right up the alley and pass the house often and memories always surface. Playing basketball, sitting on the porch pondering life, playing in our band (remember the "Chambers"?) with the two of you and Ross and Steve. Ross passed on in 1992 and I know he and Steve are looking down on...

My sincerest condolences to both Walter and Paul on your loss. I still remember our younger days and Walt's store in South Scranton and the day we left your mom in charge and drove to see the Yankees play their final game in the old Stadium. May the memories of her always make you happy.

Matka (Mom)
I know you are with dad & Steve now and your very happy, but you will be missed so much.
Thank you for being such a great mother in-law and for teaching me some Polish. We had great times at the lake, and I always enjoyed watching you and dad do the Polka. I never could do it. Two left feet.
When Steve died you helped me understand why he was taken so young and helped me get on with my life. When the time was right you & the whole family excepted Frank...