Death date: Jul 16, 2006
Philip M. Pawlak, age 49, of North Ridgeville, passed away suddenly Sunday at St. John Westshore Hospital, after being stricken at home. Born in Cleveland, he was a resident of North Ridgeville since 1990. Mr. Pawlak worked as a p Read Obituary
Dear Sandy and Family our deepest sympathy goes out to you and your Family.I believe we all lost something when Phil passed away.We lost a son a father a husband a family member. The citizens of Cleveland lost someone they could count on when they needed it most.To the rest of us we lost a true friend one that we could really count on.Everytime I watch an OSU game I will be thinking of Phil and I know he will be watching.Rest in Peace our dear friend we will miss you.
To the Pawlak family, I extend my deepest condolences to all. I only knew Phil for a very brief time, but I enjoyed his company and his dedication he showed in working as a Paramedic. May God Bless him and his family through this sad period in their lives.
Sandy; it's Thursaday afternoon 7-20-06, and the hard times for you are starting. Just remember Phil is still here with you and we are just a phone call away. You have so few real friends in life it makes it so difficult to loose even one. Sandy feel free to lean, however hard, on us. We are here for you! Paw Paw was a real gentleman, and is already missed.
Goodbye dear friend, keep smiling down on all of us, you will be suretly missed by all the lives you have touched.
Sandy and family,
My deepest condolences to you and your family for your loss. Phil will be sorely missed. His ready smile and "it will be alright" attitude are something this world can not afford to be without. As always remember, you are never alone. My prayers and thoughts are with you.
Aunt Sandy
My deepest condolences to you, grandma just told me about Uncle Phil. It is unbelievable, it is devastating. I remember Uncle Phil when I came over your house at Thanksgiving when Mckenna was a baby. I keep thinking of Uncle Phil playing with Mckenna and blowing on her stomach, hearing her giggle then his mustache kept tickling her. They had so much fun playing on the floor. I remember Vince, Tiffany, and I always looked up to him when we were kids. We always had so much fun with him, he was always a joy to be around. Truly the happiest guy around. Sorry again for your loss. Vince and Tiffany also send their condolences I will see you this evening Aunt Sandy.
Dawn, Vince, and Tiffany Skrzypek
My deepest sympathies to the family. I am so sorry for your loss. Phill was a wonderful person and will greatly be missed by everyone.
Sandy & Ashley,
We hope you take some comfort in knowing how many people cared for Phil. Words can't even express the pain & shock we felt when we heard the news of Phil's passing. We are away on vacation now and cannot be part of the services which makes the pain even worse. We are taking some time to think of all the fun times we had with you and Phil. It was quite an honor to be the best man at your wedding and also the 3 yr partnership I had with Phil @ Base 2. This is a great loss for EMS and the citizens of Cleveland and all who knew and loved him. Know that we are thinking of you and your family. Love from John & Dee McNamara
Sandy, My Heartfelt condolences to you and all the Pawlak Family. Though you don't know me, Phil and I went to Chanel High School together. Life all to often takes us down different paths and we lose touch with those that ment so much to us, but you never forget. I take great joy in knowing Phil had so much Love in his life. God bless you and yours and may he fill your heart with peace and Love as he did for my "Buddy" Phil.
Sandy, my sincere and heartfelt sympathy to you and the family. I'll never forget the days at old Base 3, especially the night shifts. Phil was always upbeat and a joy to work with. I'll miss him. Our prayers are with you and Ashley.
Jim and Joyce
