Contributions to the tribute of Paul Sadowski

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Wednesday, February 11, 2015

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Ted & JoAnne Blanchard posted a condolence

Tuesday, February 22, 2011

Dear Diane, We will miss Paulie, he was a good man. May God relieve your sorrow, time heal your pain and the sun bring you a smile.

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Diane Malkiewicz posted a condolence

Saturday, February 19, 2011

Diane and family, My deepest, heartfelt sympathy to you and your family. After listening to the moving eulogies today at the memorial service I felt I knew a lot more about Paul. Before that I only knew him through you. He was a very loved, rich man. I know you will all have a emptiness in your hearts without him but please celebrate the joy,laughter and love that he brought into your lives for the time you had to share together. I am there for you, Diane if you need me.

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Cheryl Zappia posted a condolence

Sunday, February 13, 2011

I had the pleasure of getting to know PJ and Diane better when visiting Maine with Laura. I distinctly remember going to the "Barn" for dinner one night; I wanted a lobster but had no idea how to break one apart in public. PJ did all the "dirty work" and showed me how to do it in the future. I will always remember PJ's big smile, helpful nature and sense of humor. My deepest condolences to the family, Cheryl Zappia

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Kathleen Coxe Barber D'Ambra posted a condolence

Sunday, February 13, 2011

Dear Diane-I am so sorry for your loss. I lost the love of my life 12 years ago to cancer. When I read of Paul's passing today it was one of those "oh no!" moments. Paul was one of the nicest people I knew from our years at Rush-Henrietta. A good student and talented athlete--its rewarding to hear that his adult life just magnified the good person he was. I wish you and your family well and will pray that our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ will hold you close in comfort.

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Roger D Bradstreet posted a condolence

Saturday, February 12, 2011

We are very proud to have had the pleasure to know Paul and Diane, working with Paul through the 80's in Syracuse, Buffalo, ....and (Yes, for those Southern Tier folks) END-E-COTT too. Paul remained a friend until he passed, Now, I regret not making the trek to Rochester more often to see Paul and Diane. It was 1985 when we grew to be closer friends, reunited at IBM Buffalo, after three years on separate assignments. Paul and I were promoted that January to lead the "Risin' Bisons" of WNY. In deed we did, working with some wonderful people in Buffalo that Paul and I would never forget. We did some house hunting in Buffalo at the same time, but Paul & Diane had a difficult time letting go of Rochester, their lifetime home. Bon and I moved to Williamsville in '86. This move brought Bonnie and I closer to Paul and Diane....who he spoke of very often, with a twinkle in his eye. Our thoughts and love are extended to Diane and the rest of the family during this difficult time. Paul was unselfish, loyal & dedicated. Always a team player, setting a good example, brought fun into his work, ran creative marketing programs, motivated his team to do the same, achieved objectives, and always gave credit to his team. Just ask Dean Kroll, Vince Wooten, John Barry, Mav and others. That style earned him the friendship and loyalty of everyone who knew him. We are extremely saddened by Paul's passing, but will have many wonderful memories of Paul. Paul was a true friend to many lucky people. Again, our sincere condolences to Paul's family over your loss. Roger and Bonnie Bradstreet

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