Paul Anthony Czysz

For the short time that I knew him his special words of encouragement and wisdom will last me forever...

Paul, I knew you in our early years as we worked together WPAFB as Lt and civil servants. You are the the best there ever was Dick Smith

Paul had one one of the most open and creative minds I have ever encountered. He was passionate about aerodynamics and should really be ranked with Prandtl, Liebeck, Hap Arnold and the other key contributors to the science of flight. He will be missed, and his contributions to Hypersonics will last forever.

I had the good fortune to be raised next door to Paul, who was "Mr. Czysz" in my youth. His kindness, wisdom, and consideration remain with me to this day. Cathy, Donna, and Paul Michael, we share your loss and offer our condolences.

Paul was the father of the NASP program and an inspiration to me and his other associates during those years. We have lost one of the great ones.

I had great pleasure working with Paul at Parks College, Saint Louis University. He was the first endowed Chair of Oliver Parks. My deepest sympathies.

He will be missed, I'm honored to have known him and work with him at Parks College Engineering, Aviation and Technology. He was so easy going and down to earth, I always enjoyed his company.

I had the pleasure of working with Paul on the NASP (National Aerospace Plane) in the late 1980's. He was forward-looking and a great person!

I never had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Czysz but I have known his daughter Donna for over a decade and she shared wonderful stories about her dad so I know he was an extraordinary man who was so very loved by all who were fortunate enough to know him. He raised an amazing, intelligent loving daughter. Thank you Paul for leaving your legacy for all of us who love your beautiful family.