Paul S. Jaworski

Paul may u rest in peace will always be remembered as a friend and fellow businessman....

My brother and I took both took piano lessons for almost 10 years at Jaworski's. We will always remember Mr. Jaworski for his kindness all those years. Mr. Jaworski's family and friends are in my prayers.

The Jaworski's were wonderful people and friends to every future musician in the Phoenixville and surrounding area's. He helped me at an early age get my very first Gibson Guitar on an installment plan which was good for every young musician hoping to make it big in the music industry. I know he worked with all our band members in "THE FLARES" a local young bands in the 60's from the Cedar Hollow and Malvern area. We all were grateful for his help in getting us to live our dreams and giving...

Our Deepest Sorrow and Sympathy to the Jaworski family for there Great Loss , Paul was a Great Friend to us and our Fellow Musicians since 1959 , I met Paul Byrnes and Jack Rennard in his Store in 1959 and we Started our Band ....Paul always was a Kindhearted Gentlemen and Friend ....both Him and Angie....and we All thank Him for his Service to his Country ...Wounded Army Vet ( World War II ) --Purple Heart Award ....So Sorry for his Passing from "ALL the Fellow Musician's from Phoenixville"...

So Very Sad to hear of his Passing .....Paul was a Great Friend to us in the Band Business ....Started in July 1958 and Met Paul Byrnes and Jack Rennard at the Music Store buying Records and Sheet Music ...Paul and Angie were really Wonderful People and Helped us alot and Helped the Phoenixville Community over many Year's , a Kind and Good Gentleman Always willing to Help People.....and was a Wounded Army Veteran....Thank You for your Service to Our Country..God Bless You -RIP....Our Deepest...

I will always be grateful to Paul and Angie for allowing me to get my start in the piano tuning trade. They were a great team and gave so much to the Phoenixville community.

Paul and Angie were wonderful people, and great assets to the community. I absolutely wouldn't be who I am today without their influence in my life, and I'm grateful to have known them.

Very sorry to hear about the loss of this wonderful man. May he rest in peace in paradise with the love of his life, Angie.