Condolence: Good riddance.

Condolence: My thoughts and prayers to Paul's family. I stumbled upon his obituary when I was checking the notice for my sister, Mindy. I'm afraid I lost touch with Paul after his retirement. I met Paul when he was resident trooper in Bethany, and I must say, he was a wonderful guy. A GREAT trooper, and a kind and passionate person, a real gentleman. May you rest in peace Paul, you will be missed. It was a pleasure to have known you. Curt Downs

Condolence: Living with my children, on Sioux Dr. in Oxford, my husband and I visited with Paul often, and enjoyed every minute with him. My condolences to all of the family.

Condolence: May the God of all comfort be with the family during this most difficult time. And remember, our love ones leaves us a life of memories to cherish. We can feel that death can leave a heartache that nothing can heal but we have to remember that love can leave a memory that no one can steal. May the words of Jesus at John 5:28,29 bring comfort to the family.

Condolence: Paul was a HERO in more ways then one! Paul will be missed, I worked with Paul for a few years on the police Dept and have a great deal of respect for him. May he rest in peace!

Condolence: I first met Paul over thirty years ago on the intramural fields at Yale University where he occasionally worked as a tackle football official. I was a newcomer to the New Haven area and from the first time I met him he was friendly, considerate and polite. Over the years we had the opportunity to work several youth and scholastic games together and he always made those games interesting and fun. He was a true gentleman and one heck of a nice guy. My deepest condolences to his family. Ed Mockus

Condolence: Please accept my deepest condolences during this time of loss to your family. I'm sorry that I cannot express this in person but I am currently in Asia on business. It was truly a pleasure working football with Paul, he was a wonderful man and mentor. I truly hope that your memories will bring you joy and comfort during this time of loss and celebration of a life lived.

Condolence: I had the honor and pleasure of working my first ever football game with Paul many years ago. I will never forget his snese of humor as well as his advice. He truly was a pleasure to work with and a good friend. We all shall miss him a great deal! His family and friends will as always remain in my thoughts and my prayers.

Condolence: Worked with Paul at Troop I. A terrific man, learned a great deal and thoroughly enjoyed working with him. I will always remember him not only as a mentor but also for his humor. I wish to express my most sincere condolence to his family and the rest of his friends.

Condolence: Worked with Paul at Troop "I". He always had a huge smile and hearty laugh. RIP Brother Trooper, you will be missed.....