Christopher's "Flying Man" wire sculpture was selected for the 2009 summer exhibition at the Middleton Cross Plains Area School District office!
"Paprock" is a rare family name, an American change from "Paprocki" ~ "Paprotzke" 
Polish-Slavic family name that has a root meaning of "fern" 
"Paprock" is also a rare Asian gem
Thursday, September 03, 2009
Christopher wins Thespian Award ~ May 09
Winning "Best Special Costume" for his design and production of crowns for the Middleton High School dramatic production of "MacBeth" in January 2009
Christopher was a finalist in the Young Playwrighters Forum 2009. Some of the finalists' plays were performed at the Forum in Madison's downtown art center. Some were performed at the Middleton Performing Arts Center. Christopher also was part of the dramatic readings of other finalists' work.
Christopher posed in front of the actors and crowns of MacBeth (Upper Left). He was part of the Madrigal Dinner in December 2008 (other 3 frames)
Christopher played three roles in Middleton DRama Club's production of "Three Muskateers" in the fall 2008.
He was also cast as "Mr. Brown" in the spring musical "Anything Goes" (2009)
We have no shots of the actual awards ceremony, but here is te award and Christoper at home.
Christopher was a finalist in the Young Playwrighters Forum 2009. Some of the finalists' plays were performed at the Forum in Madison's downtown art center. Some were performed at the Middleton Performing Arts Center. Christopher also was part of the dramatic readings of other finalists' work.
Christopher posed in front of the actors and crowns of MacBeth (Upper Left). He was part of the Madrigal Dinner in December 2008 (other 3 frames)
Christopher played three roles in Middleton DRama Club's production of "Three Muskateers" in the fall 2008.
He was also cast as "Mr. Brown" in the spring musical "Anything Goes" (2009)Sunday, May 03, 2009
Memorial Collage
This collage was created for "EPILOGUE: Reflections on the death of a father" posted at www.frjohbrian.blogspot.com
A eulogy version of EPILOGUE was delivered April 26, 2009 at the public memorial held at the Art Council of the Brazos Valley, College Station, Texas.
In the center of the collage, "Transfigured Tomb" original pastel by John-Brian Paprock. Starting on the upper left counter-clockwise: Kenneth Paprock painting in the upper left. Below that on the left, a picture when he was in England, then the table of his awards at the memorial.
Bottom left: the exit at his favorite eatery: The Kettle in College Station, Texas. Lower right: his self portrait. Above that on the right: the rainbow that appeared the day after the memorial above his house in College Station. Above that: more than capacity turned out for his memorial. His daughter Sarah is speaking at the podium.
Then, the upper right corner: the pannihida table (memorial table for religious prayers, on the left is a bowl of koliva or kuchiya - a traditional memorial sweet dish of boiled grain, honey and raisins). During the pannihida, all five of his adult children were present. It seems that four of five had been present on many ocassions over the years, but all five with him was rare.
[more about Kenneth Paprock, the most complete obituary is at www.mem.com/Story.aspx?ID=2948644 - condolences can be left in the guest book]
Friday, April 10, 2009
Kenneth Nathaniel Edward Paprock
In Memoriam ~ Eternal Memory1938 - 2009
Kenneth Edward Paprock, 70, of College Station, passed away on Wednesday, April 1, 2009.
Full on-line obituary can be found here:
http://www.legacy.com/theeagle/Obituaries.asp?Page=LifeStory&PersonID=126038690
if you cannot see this slideshow of pictures (above), try:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/8739125@N05/sets/72157616498845207/detail/
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