Jeffery Paul

My brother and I first met three of the Paul children at Lawrence Cook Junior High Middle School. My brother was in the same grade as Jeff, and I was in the same grade with Lola. The Paul children were strong, kind, and smart, and it was obvious they had a genuine love for one another. I'm glad we had the opportunity to know them and call them our friends. In later years, I happened to be enrolled in a Spring semester statistics class, at Sonoma State University, with Jeff. His love of...

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

When he laughed he used to cover his nose. We were kids together. I'm glad he had a good life.

I played football at Analy. He was the best athlete I ever had to block. He would hit you as hard the second time as he did the first time. I didn´t know him but when I talk about football I still mention his name for being the toughest player I ever played against. Great athlete. Cory Montini #54 class of 80

I first met Jeff at practice, basketball in the Newman gym, and I'll always remember his electric and captivating smile. I immediately became his friend, even though I was 14 yrs his senior. It saddened me to hear of his passing. The world will be a bit less cheerful and bright without him. Jerry Wellman

He play basketball with me taught me a lot At Cardinal newman high

I went to Ursuline class of 1980 & Jeff was at Cardinal Newman involved with basketball. He was a good friend to me in the late 70's & early 80's. I am so sad to hear of his passing & not sure from what? However, i just wanted to say that my thoughts & prayers go out to family and friends during this difficult time.

Great teammate and an even better man. Rest in peace, brother. Deepest sympathies to the Paul family.

Jeffrey was a kind sweet and very knowledgeable man. I worked with him at HP/Agilent. My family shared many sporting events with his family. Also Windsor Town Green concerts. Sending prayers to the family. God bless you one and all.