Paul Tylus

I remember fondly the time Paul and others spent at the various ski houses rented with my IMT friends. Paul was always available to lend a helping hand. He often helped to teach my daughter to ski better and after a bad fall, Paul encouraged and accompanied her to get back out on the slopes and skied with her to regain confidence . He was a kind friend to both me and my daughter. Nancie savastano

My most sincere condolences to Paul's family. My thoughts are with you all at this most sad time in your lives. I knew Paul all my 24 years working at Bodycote. Rest in peace Paul.

Although separated by many miles Paul was more than a colleague he was a true friend. He would always make time for a chat or be willing to offer advice. Nothing was ever too much trouble. When ever I visited Bodycote Andover he would be the first to greet me with a huge smile and a hug. He was one of the best and will be very much missed. Rest in peace my friend.

Paul was a huge part of my professional life at IMT/Bodycote. Although we didn't always see eye-to-eye, he taught me a lot about the sales business of HIP and was never afraid to voice his opinions or offer ideas to improve the business he was dedicated to. Customers still ask about him and hold him in high regard. He will be missed is an understatement.

Paul was always extremely knowledgeable and helpful when I called him with questions at Bodycote. He had a passion for his work and I always enjoyed speaking with him. Paul and his family will be in my thoughts and Prayers. May he rest in peace.

Kathy I'm so very sorry to hear of your loss.
May he rest in eternal peace

Paul was a really nice boy who lived lived next door to us ( myself and my brother Jim). We a had fun playing outside and always looked forward to Halloween when Paul’s Aunt Nellie gave us bags of popcorn for Trick or Treat. Best childhood memories. Rest in piece Paulmy condolences to the family. Maureen (O’Keefe) Fogle.

Great memories of Paul growing up in Lawrence. Paul lived next door to me on Kent street. He was staying with his aunt Nellie and uncle John Jurek. Fun days playing board games , going to the movies (Theater row on Broadway) and reading Tom Swift books (the whole series) He was great to be around and I enjoyed his outlook on life. He was a smart boy and I will always cherish our days as kids growing up. It was a special time! When kids had fun just being kids . To the Tylus family my...

So sorry to hear about Paul. I worked with Paul at Bodycote for 32 years before I retired in 2014. He was always willing to help out with problems we would have at Bodycote.