PAUL CHRISTOPHER GUZIK-KOULOGEORGIOU

Dear Patty,
I read about the loss of your husband in John Fry's weekly blog. We took different pathes after high school, but I just wanted to let you know I am so happy to read that you had such a happy life with your husband and family, but sorry that it ended too quickly with Paul. I hope you and your children find peace and comfort in many happy memories. Barbara (Moore)

I remember Paul well at Crawford High School but I never knew that he was Greek!! He died young and my deepest sympathies go out to his friends and family.

Dear Patti

Paul was a high school friend of mine. We played JV football and and baseball together. He played 3rd base and I was the center fielder. We shared rides to games. We did a few semi-delinquent things together and had a very good time with each other. I remember when he bought his very old rambler, forget what year of car , but it was ugly and square. But it was a car and took us to games and the beaches. I am very sorry for his loss and that he no longer walks in this world....

So sorry to hear of Paul's passing and your loss of such a great man. I remember Paul as our childhood friend who played sports in the street and always had a friendly hello and chat for neighbors years later. He was such a positive person even at such a young age. I share in your loss.

Beverly Buehner

Dearest Patti & family: So sorry to hear the news of your husband. I wish we had been able to connect in San Diego years ago - then we all would have been able to be friends. I remain;

Patti and family, our sympathy to you and your family on the passing of Paul. We reside on Richard Street in San Diego and had the honor of attending your wedding. We remember the open house at Christmas time at your late Mother-In-Law. Sincerely, Bill and Judy MacInnes

I had the privilege to have been on many of Paul's little league teams and go through high school with him. Many fond memories of Paul, his Dad Tony and Mom Charlene. A great family that certainly had a positive impact on my life. Rest in Peace, Paul.

I actually remember the day we first met Paul in his office. It was also the first day we met you, Patty. That was 28 years ago, we were even there to celebrate your marriage.

Over the years we talked regularly with Paul, not just about business, but about his family as well. He loved you so very much.

How fast time has slipped by. He will be missed.

I have fond memories of Paul from John Muir Elementary, Horace Mann Junior High and Crawford High. Paul and his parents lived on my street along with other childhood buddies. We loved to play Capture and Flag, tag, marbles, and whiffle ball in the street. Loved those days!
So sad to hear.