Paul G. Mankowski

Cindy and family,
So sorry to hear of Paul’s passing.
In the short few years we knew him he sure was a gentleman.
The small talk every Sunday at the farm will surely be missed. Sunday morning 10am sharp and Paul would be there with his bags ready to shop.
Thoughts and prayers to you and your family.
Deepest Sympathy
John and Kathy Taylor
~ The Daily Market Farm ~

I was a 1960 Norwich Tech classmate with Paul. We enjoyed getting together for our class reunions that became an annual occasion for our class. He will be greatly missed. Sincere sympathy to his family and friends.
Dennis and Darleen Raymond

I knew Paul from The National Guard many years ago. I was fortunate to run into him off and on over the years. He was a good and decent person and will be missed by all who knew him.

Bill Morse

So sorry to hear about SFC Paul Mankowski , we worked together at the OMS shop in east lyme / U T E S . He never missed a day of work an a great mechanic. You have my deepest sympathy for his loss.

So sorry to hear of Paul’s passing. Thinking of you, Cindy and Gregory at this time. Sending positive vibes as you go through this difficult time. All our love, Tammie “Hewitt” Mahoney and Jayne Hewitt. May Paul reunite and help “Moose” again in heaven racing cars.

I haven't seen Paul in a long time, but I have known him for many years. I also knew his brothers. I think of all of them fondly. So many great conversations with them all. I even remember their dad from Uncasville School. So sad to see so many wonderful people from my life, pass me by.

Dear Cynthia and Gregory, I am so sorry for your loss. I have so many fond memories of my uncle as I grew up. He had a heart of gold. There was nothing he wouldn’t do to help us when we needed him most. I’ll always remember him that way. He was so special to me. Prayers and love to you both.
Susan

i new paul for over 60 +years paul was always a fun guy to be around always joy full we all will miss him jerry&marilyn rubin