27 Apr 2002 How sad it is that we didn't get a chance to really know each other. I was only 19 and you barely turned 21. We were both so very young. Now today, I'm 50, you would be 52. I have two grown daughters and 4 grandchildren. Our grandchildren should be playing with each other and they never will. My children will never know you. We have lots of pictures but it's not enough. We all wish you were here. Love you. A memorial initiated by his sister, Rochelle Dufault Dowd 4724 32nd St. Apt #10, San Diego, Ca 92116 lafemmechouette@sbcglobal.net

 

01 Jul 2003 As time passes... Oh, how I try to grasp that what in life is meant to be... My Friend Paul,I remember your friendship and laughter clear, as if it were only yesterday Our youth was such fun and yours was so short It was a time when selected numbers meant our military services were being sought Then, we all gave each other such silly nicknames... Yours Wormy, mine Hitch, our good friend Tab and so many more Our childhood hangout was "the hill" across from Armand's Variety Store For hours we played cards, made silly bets and jokes, always trying to score It was such an innocent time to our lives and we really knew not anything more... For me, now, more than double your tender age when you went to God I sit back and think on those memorable days and how we thought then, they were so hard At first I thought it was because you were not coming back Now, I know, in one lifetime, best of friends we can lack ... We'll meet again... From an old childhood friend, Rick Medeiros alex129@verizon.net

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