Pal and I worked together at SPAWAR, around 1993.  Great guy with a terrific work ethic.  I just found out today (20 June 2016) that he had passed away.  (I was going to invite him to my retirement.)
My condolences to his family.

Pal is one of the few people that has impacted my life greatly. He was a good mentor and friend. I will never forget the time we spent together.

Although we can't be with you while you remember your loved one, you're in our thoughts and prayers from afar. Me and my family is grateful to your support when we needed most during our stay in San Diego. Condolence.

I remember when Pal used to take me to the gym to play basketball and we would listen to those 8 track tapes of the commodores and the bee gees.  We would drive over suicide hill which I thought was so big back then.
                                                                   Cliff Cayetano (San Diego, CA)

My heartfelt condolence to the Segui.  Pal is the best technician in the Universe and will be greatly missed.  He has done so much for the Fleet that most people will never know.  

However, it's the little things, the small, everyday occurrences that we will remember. The laughs, the stories, the smiles.  And even though it seems like you can never recover from the loss, it is these very memories that will help push the pain away and bring back the smiles.

Rest my friend...

There were many happy memories that I had with Pal. I remember all the road trips that he and I went on. I remember our dinners together at local restaurants or in front of the television. Pal always looked out for me. Yet, at the same time, he helped me grow as a person, which is something that a big brother does for his kid brother. Pal wanted the best for me; in many instances, he was the person who provided me with the finer things in life. I am so grateful for all the times we spent together, and I look forward to when we will be able to see each other again.

I remember my when my uncle Pal used to chase me and my brother, throw us up in the air, tickle us, and just play around like a kid.  As we got older, he would spend his time watching us play his computer games on his computer whenever we came over.  These are simple, yet unforgettable memories that I will always cherish about my uncle.  I will miss him.

My brother Pal is the most generous person in our family.  We got our first personal computer from him and he taught us how to use it.  Pal had helped my sons Justin and Andrew with their education by providing them their personal computers and laptops from grade school to college.  He will always be a part of our sons' success in life.  With his work and knowledge, he had seen half of the world. He was good with his money and he did not hesitate to share his wealth with us. He enjoyed his life to the fullest even though he was single. He is done caring for us here on earth.  Now that he is with our Mom, he will be able to take care of her.  He will be missed.  We love you Pal.

I remember my uncle Pal as one of the first people who helped me develop my love for video games and computers.  He was the person that taught me the skills I needed to start building my own PC's.  If it wasn't for him I wouldn't have the appreciation I have for computers and electronics.  I will miss him and our conversations about gaming and computers dearly.

OBITUARY

Palmar Serrano Segui

July 27, 1958 – January 8, 2016

Funeraria del Angel Chula Vista

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