Sun Pacylowski

I love Sun and will miss her terribly. She was a sister and a confidant. I could tell her anything and she would just listen and never judge. So humble. So wise. So generous. When John brought my new sister home from Korea, we became quick friends and neighbors. In the beginning she needed help adjusting, but it didn’t take long. She’s amazing. Side by side she and John raised their family, and businesses. Through the ups and downs of the different economies and storms, and life events, they flourished. Sun didn’t need a degree in business and finance. She had a supernatural instinct for retail. I used to laugh the way she would buy items and bring them home and tell me how she negotiated the price with the retailer. I didn’t even know you could do that! Her brain calculated things so fast. It was incredible. She had a computer and a program at the store, but I don’t think she needed it. She could tell you the location and cost of every single item in her store and her inventory at home, (every trillion one of them). But as much as she loved her store, her family was always her priority. Her love for life, family and friends is depicted in the name she chose for her store, Precious Gifts. They were all precious to her. She only wished she could spend more time with everyone. You can now rest Sun. Til we meet again, when we will have plenty of time to catch up.