Constance "Connie" Paul

Ah, Lisa. I remember you well. Thanks for your loving words about Mom. Yes, she continued to be a good neighbor to all in Alabama too. You were a bright and sunny child and she loved you too.

I lived next to Mrs. Paul when she was in Irvington NJ. She was a caring, loving, and genuinely good person. As a child, I adored her! As I grew to adulthood I would remember her and how she always offered a helping hand to those in need. I knew she moved to Alabama, but as a child you don't always know how to keep in touch. I just found she has passed and it hit my heart. Godspeed Mrs. Paul - you showed me what loving your neighbor and helping others was all about.

I was a neighbor of Mrs. Paul for many years. I lived directly behind her and her family when I lived on Monroe Streetand she was on Washington. She was a wonderful neighbor. I will never forget when she and her husband would take their walks. She and her husband seemed so in love at their age they were always holding hands. I know she was happy to think or her love waiting for her. She wrote an article about my dogs in the Hartselle Enquirer. My sympathies to the family I know she...

A surprise to find this guest book today. Mother was always full of surprises. See also http://liveincaregiver.us for other entries from the family.

...IN THE END
for my grandmother

Her life was long,
and will strong.
Her head high,
not one to cry.
Once, she married,
his memory carried;
in her children's eyes,
and needful cries.
She was glad to see,
her growing tree.
As we all got older,
the doctors told her;
An illness, it came,
no one to blame.
Her heart was light,
everyday a fight.
Her love she shared,
told them she...