Paul Anthony LUTHER

I knew Paul from around 1975-1977. We were part of a small circle of philosopher jokester artists, in and out of college, in Sacramento.
Very few people in my life have shared thoughts that I felt opened my eyes a little more than I'd been able to on my own. VERY few.
I will *always* remember Paul's comment that the human imagination is man's most divine part, since it is the part that creates.
I have not seen, nor spoken, to Paul since I left Sacramento in 1977 and I'd always...

Aunt Clarice Family,
You are all in our thoughts and prayers,
Memories of Paul, will not be forgoten.

Paul--I hardly knew you. But your spirit was so beautiful that I know your light will continue to shine, just in a different place.

DEAR CLARICE AND FAMILY,
I'M SO SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT THE PASSING OF YOUR SON AND BROTHER. MY PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU ALL.

We were so sad to read of his passing. My mother and I share in the good thoughts and memories that comfort you today. Elsa Heine and Andi Murphy

My sincere sympathies to the family and friends of Paul --- he was a gentle, kind spirit with an enthusiasm for dancing, telling a good story, sharing ideas or pondering philosophically. I first met Paul in Portland, OR in the 80's---dancing with friends and our friendship continued here in Sacramento. I'm sorry we lost touch sometime in the last decade...but I can still hear his voice, his laugh & see him on the dance floor...

My thoughts are with those who were closest to him,...

To Mrs. Luther and Family,
I was so deeply sorry to hear about Paul. You are all in my thoughts and prayers at this very difficult time.
With sympathy,
Catherine Cook Koewler

We may not have seen each other for years, but we are family and the love runs deep. Our love, thoughts and prayers are with you.
Another Minnesota cousin,
Rosie and David Nelson