Henry Paul Jolly Jr.

I knew Paul as a fellow member of a Parkinson´s support group. He was an elegant member who chose his words carefully and had a way to transfer a lot of information when he spoke. He was smart and genuine. Despite physical deficits, he would go anywhere anytime independently. I looked up to him, and his image will continue to contribute to my sense of hope for the future.

I played in a bridge group for many years and enjoyed talking directly with him when we met in person as a group, as well as online when we could get in contact for a few minutes. When I as an engineer would kid him, the physicist, that he was more practial than I was, he would say that when he saw a problem, he would like to solve it. I think he was very good at that. He will be missed.