Josephine Pajaczkowski

Dear Derek
My deepest sympathies in the loss of your dear aunt SR PAJ.
I'm not to sure if you remember me but we played Bantam Football together for Black and Gold in 1972.Again my condolances my old friend.
Miles Bim Liddell

My sincere condolences to you and your family on the loss of your dear sister. I only knew "Sister Paj" from the periphery of her life both inside and outside the convent, but she was always friendly, welcoming, full of fun, and strong in every way. Many years ago, she was incredibly supportive when I was facing a health scare and surgery. I have never forgotten her, nor the strength and courage she gave me at that time. Along with the congregation at St. Patrick's, I have prayed for Josie often over the last couple of years when I knew she was ill. I only hope the knowledge of our prayers helped her through her courageous battle to her well-deserved reward. Josie was very special and I only wish I could have known her better.

Dear Tony: My condolances to you and your family, I had not met your Sister but I understand the loss as i just lost a younger brother,Tony i don't know if you will remember me, a very long time ago we both played Football

My deepest sympathy to all of us who mourn the death of Josie or Padge as we used to call her. As a sister of the Congregation of Notre Dame I have known Josie for over 40 years. I shall miss her incredible generosity to all who needed her but especially to Refuge Juan Moreno, an emergency shelter for women and children who are refugee claimants. God bless,

My condolences to Tony and his family.
I will never forget Sister Paj (as she was lovingly known at James Lyng High School) she was a great inspiration to me. Besides teaching me biology at JLHS, she taught me to be strong and to pursue my dreams.
She had a strong character and an even bigger heart. I have been privileged to have known her. I am eternally grateful to her
Rest in peace dear friend.

DEAR TONY,
DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO YOU ON THE LOSS
OF YOUR DEAR SISTER.
WE WILL PRAY FOR HER
PLEASE CALL US UPON YOUR RETURN TO FLORIDA.
DOLORES & BILL

It was so nice to see Josie a few years ago. She brought back so many nice memories. My condolences to her family. May she rest in peace.

As a former Montrealer myself and as a CND, Josie is a person long connected to me. So many memories came to me as I heard of her death.
I wish to offer my sympathy to her family and dear friends ... she had many. A woman filled with energy and life. Thanks, Josie, for your big, generous and compassionate heart.

Tony.
It has been many, many years since I spent time with you and Josephine on Egan Ave in Verdun.
My Condolances Carlos lindsay

Our deepest sympathy to the family. Josie was a great friend of ours whom we met a few years ago. She had a big heart and soul and was one of the friendliest person we've ever met. I'm sure Sandy will be happy to see you in Heaven (my dog that she loved so much)! Tina, Anne, Janice and Frank.
xoxo

Josie and I met in New York City while she was completing her graduate studies at Fordham University. Our friendship grew over the years and I am blessed for having been touched by such a wonderful person. Often she spoke of her brother, Tony, and the bond that existed between them. I offer my deepest condolences to Tony and the family. The joy and light she shared with so many in NYC is an everlasting gift.

Sincerest condolences to the Pajaczkowski family. My fondest memories of Sister Pajaczkowski are when I was a student at Thomas D'Arcy McGee Girls High School (1967 to 71). She frequently was the lunchroom monitor, and was often one of the chaperones for the sock hops.

May God keep her safe in His arms and grant her everlasting peace.

Mother Saint Catherine,
I will always remember you. How wonderfully you taught me my Algebra with so much patience & kindness that I passed with a 100%
May you always remain in my heart & be at rest with GOD Forever!

Our sympaties and condolances to the family. May her soul rest in peace. She will be remembered in our prayers.

Our deepest sympathy to Tony and family on the passing of his beloved sister, Josephine.
We are remembering you in our prayers at this time of great sorrow.
May she rest in peace.
Michael O'Toole and Liane Mills

Sister Pajaczkowski taught me at D'Arcy McGee. She was a formidable figure and she had great presence. She was a great teacher. She took me under her wing and taught me about life too.

I met several times after I graduated. The memory of her will always stay with me.

Our deepest thoughts are with you all. We have many fond memories of a remarkable, gifted woman. Our family was priviledged to share many good times with Josie, a special friend. Your positive attitude kept you going during those past difficult years. May you be at peace now.
Thank you for giving us the opportunity to share your life with us.
We will miss you!!!
Sincerely,
Denise and Sheldon Popliger and family

Well that last time I saw you was this past May at Fr. McCrory's 50th Celebration. You looked fantastic and younger than ever.
Unfortunately, we all knew that awful C word was running you out of time.
I will always be greatful for your freindship and know you are watching over us and making sure we keep in line or you will give us lines to write out.
My hearfelt sympathies to your family and friends.
Love Kelly

In the late fifties I lived with Josie at Saint Patrick's Convent in Montreal.If you wanted excitement,adventure and the unpredicitable she was the one to be with.She enriched my life.

I will always remember Josie as a kind, strong, and spiritual person who gave courage to the weak, and encouragement to the enterprising people of all walks of life. I can say that she did a lot of good to so many people in her life, with that very human touch that was her unique way of loving others.

My prayers are with sister Paj and her family . Memories are something we keep forever, it is amazing how one person can touch so many in different ways. I know you will continue to watch over us.
On behalf of all the students you have influenced.

Always enjoyed your special visits and you are always in my thougts and prayers, every day. Love you and will miss you Thanks for the memories. My sympathy to Tony and family. Sara Humes

I knew Sister Paj. from James Lyng High School. Way back in 1972. She was a fun, strong, kindred spirit. My deepest sympathies to her family & friends. May she rest in Peace.

I knew her as Mother St. Catherine when she taught Algebra and Eng. Lit at D'Arcy McGee in the 60's - she later taught my sister as Sr. Pajaczkowski at James Ling - may she rest in peace.

Sister Paj and I taught together in Business Education. I was sorry to hear of her illness and passing. Best wishes and prayers to her family. Margaret deNiverville

Our deepest sympathy and condolences. Our thoughts and our prayers are with you during this difficult time.

I still remember her as sister Paj. I visited her when she lived in New York City. She was truly a wonderful person and my family and I will never forget her. My deepest sympathy to her family.

I will miss you dearly. I only wish we could have spend more time getting to know each other.

Josie, a very special person, inside and outside. What courage, never gave up, loved jokes and loved getting emails and talking on the phone. We will miss her, loved her very much and so happy she was in our life. Know she is watching over us and will keep us in her prayers. Our prayers and thoughts are with brother, Tony and family. Dick and Dede Dionne (Sheila Humes and Carol White's sister)

Josie, You are an inspiration to all, your attitude and personality always made me feel happy. We will miss you.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.