PAUL C. SARNOWSKI

My deepest sympathies on hearing of the passing of Chris. I have fond memories of him growing up. He was the best left handed Ace" any little league team could want and one of the best break dancers to grace the dance floor at Hampton MS. Our family always enjoyed when he and his brothers would stop to take time to solve our Rubics cubes during their paper route. His kind soul will be missed.

I knew Paul as Chris, but we all called him "Sarno"... I knew him as a fellow Left-Handed Pitcher on the Edinbro University Baseball Team...

I havent spoken to him in over 25 years, but this announcement evokes fond memories...

His artistic creativity, sense of self, and unusual sense of humor and mannerisms were ever present and he often came off as an odd duck amongst teammates and other students who didnt know how to take him... But he was definitely living life, and his enthusiasm was always obvious...

I am sharing a pen and ink he did of me and the Men of Darrow 614, and a couple shots of his time in the Boro Baseball Program...

I didnt expect to be in the stage of life where same age friends and former fellow athletes started passing, but here we are...

His passing is a reminder to me that tomorrow is never certain.

Paul was a very talented graphic designer and illustrator, happy to have worked on many projects together from Edinboro to a small agency in Pgh. He was kind and generous soul, my heart goes out to other friends and family, I'm sure he will be deeply missed but his art will live on and inspire.

Thoughts and prayers to everyone. I lived with Sarno for 3 years back in college and always loved him. My family and I send our deepest condolences to you all.

Chris was a great teammate, talented artist and all-around funny guy. Fond memories on and off the field at The Boro. My condolences to his family. Rest in Peace, Sarno.