Paul Felix Zabrocki

After Paul passed away I was very sad. He came to me n a dream. He showed me that he was living in a beautiful garden with trees, flowers, and streams. He said," Don´t be sad, I´m not!" He showed me that he could jump and dance without any difficulties. I was encouraged to know that he is well and happy in heaven. I look forward to seeing him there.

Ave mei Amicus,

Stella segunda ad dexteram, et sic ite usque ad manem.

I will miss you, my friend and my teacher. You had better be waiting for me when I get to Elysium.

I am deeply sadden by the loss of my friend, Pawel. He was my Master and my teacher. He left this world way to soon. I will miss him greatly. Save me a place where you are at dear friend..

Master P.....Thank you for our time together, the music, the conversation, the friendship, the stories, my first feast gear, and most of all, the many hours you spent with me durning our caligraphy time. You gave to me a gift that I will cherish and will will use in service to others. I'll miss you, Lady Cassandra

I studied calligraphy under Paul. He was a patient teacher and a gentle soul. Peace and comfort to Paul's family and friends and my deepest sympathy.

Betty and family
I send my deepest condolences for the passing of this most beloved man. I knew Paul for a number of years. He was a friend, a brother, and a generous man. I will never forget the years I got with him. He was someone I looked up to and he was a great friend to me while he was active in the SCA. He knew me as the granddaughter of Lady Rowana and Lord Joseph the Scholar, the twin of(sorry about spelling)Milady Rebecca, and by the name Milady Gabriella or by our real names...

Betty & family,
I was so very sorry to read of Paul's death. You have my deepest sympathy. I will always cherish my memories of Paul's visit to my house, during which we discussed our respective libraries, and how much each of us wanted one or two titles that the other had. He was great fun and had an amazing fund of knowledge, both common and obscure. I still have the note he enclosed in the book he sent as a thank-you, in impeccable calligraphy (I have the book, too!). May peace and...

Paul, I will miss your cards and letters. In a world of emails your letters were always a joy! I take peace in knowing you suffer no more and you are wrapped in the arms of our Lord Jesus Christ!