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February 20, 2021
My condolences to the family . May you find comfort in your treasured memories and Gods promise to return our loved ones . 1st Thessalonians 4 : 13 & 14 .
Sarah Butler
April 13, 2020
You were so amazing I miss your amazing calls and jokes . You always brought me so much laughter. You touched my heart so much .
March 18, 2020
Sorry for your loss, I really enjoyed his inappropriate jokes.
Ron Hoffman
March 12, 2020
Bob Kinsella, Steve Kirkpatrick, and Bob Michajla could not attend the memorial today as/pandemic protocol. Sorry, and RIP Paul
Tom/Ana Larson
March 10, 2020
Paul, I miss you already. Who am I going to moan and groan too about life in general. I remember skiing with you under the 7th. Heaven chairlift at Stevens in the 60s and drinking beer at Sweetpeas in Skykomish at the end of the ski day.....Slush Cup at Mt. Baker. Eating large slabs of prime rib and drinking bottles of red wine at the Pioneer in Ketchum and skiing 55,000+ vertical in a day on Baldy when we were younger. Listening to your bad jokes and you filling me in on the World according to Wiley.
Im sad......
Bob Michajla
March 8, 2020
We'll all miss you Paul, in Sky and in Sun Valley.
March 8, 2020
It is strange what one small kindness can do for a child. I believe Paul is the same Paul Wiley in by big brothers cub Scout den. My mother was den mother and this very nice older boy put aside all embaassment in front of the other guys and let this 4 or 5 year old kid sister hold his hand and walk him to the door when he left. I have always remembered that kindness. Perhaps it made me a bit kinder and more tolerant later in my career.
Jim and Midge Patten
March 4, 2020
Paul, you will certainly be missed by my family. Starting in 1975 we spent a lot of time down at your shop in Georgetown. Still have some old Wiley slalom skis in our family. Knew you forever. Starting in John Muir, and going to Sharples, and graduating from Franklin. Happy Trails our friend.
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