Birth date: Apr 26, 1952 Death date: Feb 28, 2021
Paul Willard Moskal, 68, died peacefully in his home in Chantilly, Virginia, on February 28, 2021. Paul was born on April 26, 1952 in Chicago, Illinois. He was the eldest child of six to Francis and Florence Moskal. Paul graduate Read Obituary
Mary,
John and I send our deepest sympathies to you and your family. Paul was an amazing man, and your children did an awesome job paying tribute to him. Thank you for sharing the video of the service. I cried, and I laughed - especially remembering when you and Paul tried to teach me to waterski. Sending our love and prayers to you all!
Judy Steinke
Paul and his family brought so much joy to the lives of so many. It’s really nice to hear all the tributes and stories. I will always fondly cherish those memories.
I remember getting to the hotel for Chris & Kelly's wedding with our 3 children...our reservation was lost, and there were no rooms available! Paul came to our rescue, having reserved 1 extra room!!! The rest is history as Chris & Kelly approach 20 years of a remarkable journey of love :)
Rest in peace Paul,
The Wojs
Paul impressed his personality in our lives, and we're all the richer for that gift. Just after our wedding, the following morning Paul was cooking us breakfast. Pans were clanging, the knife was chopping, and Paul asked what do you want in your omelet to both Elizabeth and I.
Minutes later, he presented us with one rather large omelet, explaining to us. "It's a honeymooners omelet, you both start on one end. When you get to the middle, you kiss." And so we did.
Paul was always thinking ahead of you and helping you to see things in new ways. Some thirty-plus years later, I can clearly say that he was a wonderful brother-in-law and friend. He will be missed but easily remembered.
I am sending my love to Mary, Chris, Kim, and Sam as we go through this together.
Lots of great memories with Paul. Trips to Virginia Beach, Carribean cruises, etc. He was the most gracious host and a great chef! His trips to Omaha always meant we were going to have Godfathers Pizza. Conversations with Paul were interesting and entertaining. Rest In Peace Paul. You will be missed. Alan Gilmore
How to best put this ... I looked forward to, and LOVED, every moment I was blessed to share with my big, booming friend Paul.
I feel so sad to no longer be able to speak with Paul on this earth. And feel so reassured I'll see him again.
Paul's playful and direct presence filled every room; ALWAYS fascinating to observe others' reactions to his provocative nature, as well as my own. What I loved most was reacting to his, let's say "easily-audible" voice and "twinkle-in-his-eyes" declarations. Or his intriguing recount of important memories or playing the most exuberant Santa ever.
Or the moment that will live in many hearts – his toast at Samantha’s and Eric's wedding. I expect to never again hear a more heart-felt, grounded, inspirational message.
As I write, my Nebraska visor is on and Big Red Blackshirts shot glass is full, as they will be during Paul's Mass (surely a robust brandy); as well during many grateful, reflective moments in future. Cheers my friend!
With LOVE for Paul,
Bill MacMartin
Dear Mary and family, Rick and I are saddened to hear this loss. We have many memories of the years of swim team at Greenbriar with Paul and Mary and Kim and Sammy. Our prayers go out to you.
Carol & Rick Hoffman
