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Lisa & Alecia Mason
September 29, 2008
To the family of Paul Kelley,
Words cannot express how sadden we were to hear of the passing of your loved one. Paul was our next door neighbor but most of all he was our friend. To the children, know that your father is free of pain,suffers no more, and is in a better place. You are in our prayers.
Kelly Gills
September 26, 2008
I did not know Paul very well, but I am friends with Betty & Lisa. May God bless your family at this time of sorrow.
Joseph& Virginia Dowling
September 25, 2008
Our thought's and prayers are with your children.May God be with them at this time.We will miss you Paul,we know that heaven will be getting another ANGEL.
Uncle Joe & Aunt Jenny
barbara Kelley Furrow
September 25, 2008
I hope that after all Paul will rest in peace. And I know Grandma will be axiously waiting for him in heaven.
Knowing Paul all my life he was considered a brother. And this is a true saddeness for our family. And bless his beautiful children he left behind.
God Bless,
Barbara Kelley Furrow and Family
Debbie (Kelley)Anderson
September 19, 2008
Dougie, Bryan, Katie and McKayla. Let each tear that falls be a gentle reminder that you and your dad
truly loved each other, and made such a meaningful difference in each other's lives -and that is a gift
that no loss or sorrow, or time or distance can ever take away.
Paul seem like he was my other brother. Paul was raised up with me along with my brother and sister. We were very close. We had our best days of our lives living on Shenandoah Ave. and all those trips to Florida. I never forget that trip to Florida in your GTO and lots of other memories. We had some nice conversation when you lived with me and Dad in 2005. You was getting sick then. I could see it. I knew where you were coming from also. I understood. Maybe no one else could understand, but I did. I will miss you Paul
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