Final Expenses for Uncle

Paul Skotarski was born and raised in Baltimore by his loving parents, along with his sister. He loved cooking and performing, and spent many days making others laugh on stage, and later on YouTube. He loved (or should I say, loves) Jesus and longed to go home to Heaven in the Rapture of the church, detailed in 1 Thessalonians 4:16-18. He sought to edify, exhort and comfort his brothers and sisters in Christ through Bible-based teaching and his special brand of comedy. 

On June 28, 2019, at about 10pm, he was on his way to a store in Tennessee. where he had moved earlier this year, when he was struck and killed by a car. It was suggested by a good friend of Paul's that we, his family, create a fund to help pay for his cremation expenses, and to ship some of his things to our home. Give as the Lord directs your heart. Remember, God loves a cheerful giver. Don't allow yourself to be guilted into anything. We are NOT in dire need, but anything we receive would be helpful. 

My father is in charge of final expenses, which is why I've put this in his name. I am Paul's nephew, Eric. He was one of the closet members of my family, and I have some very good memories that I was able to make with him. I enjoyed listening to his stories about his performing days with his friends. We were able to make multiple visits to Baltimore's Inner Harbor and Washington DC. I finally made trips on a train and rode in a taxi because of those trips to DC. We also enjoyed making each other laugh, just like he and my mother (his sister) did. As someone who has played a lot of video games, I remember how he liked Enduro on the Atari 2600, and Super Mario Bros. 3. He used to leave his NES on for quite a while trying to finish the game. 

I thank all the people who helped him during his life, including the difficult times after his parents passed away. Thank you to everyone who gives, prays, sends messages of condolences, etc. Everything is appreciated. We don't wish to give out our address at this time (I mention it because I was asked about having sympathy cards sent to us). Jesus bless you and your loved ones.