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Marguerite Leishman
July 9, 2020
Remembering and missing a wonderful brother-in-law who was such an integral part of our family. A brilliant mind, a great sense of humor and a such a warm person.
Butch Roush
August 9, 2012
May you join the Spirit that guides us all toward the light of love and Haven for the Trinity.
August 7, 2012
Paul-may the road rise up to meet you and carry you forever.
Both Nancy and I extend our heartfelt condolences to Jane and the entire family.
Lawrence and Nancy Gravely, WV Alpha/early 60's
Jonathan Westreich
July 31, 2012
I too fondly remember Professor Rice; I am a trial lawyer and rely, daily, on what I learned from him. He was demanding, but fair, and tons of fun which is unique in law school!
Elise Hiller
July 31, 2012
I was so sorry to have just heard about the loss of a favored professor. My husband and I were students in Professor Rice's class in 1987. He was warm, brilliant (intimidating), and unforgettable. He always spoke so warmly of his family and he was a tireless educator. He will be greatly missed but certainly never forgotten.
Vinnie Nix
July 30, 2012
Just viewed the photo tribute and what a story it tells of Paul and his love of life and family. I am honored to have met him briefly, to have read his stories, and to share a unique friendship with Jane. Blessings, Love, and Peace to you all.
Arminda Buria-Hellbeck
July 21, 2012
With sincerest sympathy... he was a good teacher and good person.
Arminda Buria-Hellbeck
July 21, 2012
My deepest condolence...good man.
Michelle Higgins
July 18, 2012
While I am certain that Paul is creating some serious laughing fits with others in the sprit world, he has left a void here. My heart and love go out to you, Jane, Allyson, Andrew and your families... Paul would have words to describe my feelings and they would be beautiful and bring a smile. ...right now the words beach and oatmeal come to mind.
Jill Engle
July 17, 2012
I was Professor Rice's student during another hot summer 12 years ago. He was a tireless teacher with an attention to detail that necessitated more work than I had ever done for a law school course. All these years later, now a law professor myself, I not only remember and use numerous skills and concepts he taught me about Evidence, but I also call on my memories of his teaching style for inspiration. I still remember sitting in his office admiring the dahlias in a vase he had brought in from home and when I told him they reminded me of a my Grandma he said, "they're a real Grandma Flower." Right after that he walked me to the registrar's office to change my grade, after sparring with me intellectually for several minutes about the exam question I "challenged." He was way too kind to do that--I am certain his exam question was well reasoned and my
"alternative" answer was a stretch. But changing it raised my course grade slightly, and I know compassion played a role in his decision. He was a special man and I thank him.
Michael Higgins
July 14, 2012
What will I do without my dear old friend Paul to set me straight, to remind me that i'm a hick from KY, to drink my bourbon, to make me laugh. It's going to be a dull world.
July 14, 2012
My sympathy to Marguerite and her family. I never met Paul, but heard glowing reports about him. Kathryn
Marguerite Leishman
July 13, 2012
Paul was truly larger than life. We have many wonderful family stories about him that will help us heal. He is gone too soon.
Michael Algeo
July 13, 2012
I was honored to know him and to be part of the Washington College of Law teaching family. He was truly a scholar and an inspiration. Sincere condolences to the Rice family
Judge Michael J. Algeo
Chris Kelley
July 13, 2012
Paul instantly made me feel like part of the family. I will truly miss him, and my life is better for having known him.
Vicki Connolly
July 13, 2012
As a member of Jane's family, I can speak for all of us. He was a light in our lives and we will miss his hugs, laughter and wisdom.
July 13, 2012
Dear Jane, he was a wonderful man even if most of the time, we were passing each other with our pets. Michael Roussell
don rice
July 13, 2012
my favorite cousin, who will be sorely missed.
don rice
Beverly Hussein
July 13, 2012
My heart breaks to imagine a world without Paul, but my heart knows this world was a better place for him having been in it! Love, Bev
Charles and Molly O'Brien
July 13, 2012
He was our dear friend and will be sorely missed. Our love and sympathy to his family.
Richard & Carolyn Rice
July 13, 2012
Paul Rice, my first cousin will be greatly missed by Richard and Carolyn Rice.
Andrea Zizzi
July 13, 2012
He was a beacon of light in my struggle to find meaning in my legal academic study.
Cristy Wilson
July 13, 2012
May the Angels lead you in. Praying for your family to feel peace.
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