Paul Adelman

I WENT TO JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL WITH THE ADELMAN TWINS. THEY WERE SO MUCH FUN. THEY WERE SMART TOO. I REMEMBER GOING TO MY HIGH SCHOOL REUNION AND SEEING THAT HE PASSED. I WANT TO SAY HE AND HIS BROTHER WERE SO FUNNY. I CAN HEAR MARK SAY, " I SEE", AND THEY PAUL WOULD FINISH HIS SENTENCE , " SAID THE BLIND MAN". ALWAYS SOME KIND OF A JOKE, BUT THEY WERE ALSO VERY SMART AND COMPETITIVE. KIND OF LOST TOUCH IN HIGH SCHOOL. BUT I CAN SAY I AM PROUD THAT HE HAD A FAMILY, THAT HE LOVED DOGS AND SAW...

I met Paul in 1987 and learned of his death nine years after his passing. Thought I would share some thoughts. Work was something Paul did until he could see his son Alan again. When he was with Alan, he was full of joy and firecrackers. At work in his remote office, his life had balance and he was growing toward something greater than his current existence at the time, working hard in whatever direction that was. He was unsettled at the time but making progress professionally and personally....

I am so sad to hear about Paul's passing. Paul and I worked together at IBM and we kept in touch with each other thru the years. Paul was always positive about work and we would meet for lunch about once or twice a year and share stories and advice from our work in sales. I am gonna miss you, Paul. Rest in peace young man.

We just found out yesterday that our dear friend passed. We will miss you Paul. Your friend at Porsche.

Sometimes the good do die young. I hope to see you again some day. A great guy. I knew Paul for over 30 years, although we had not seen each other in a number of years. God bless you. JRF--Huntsville, AL.

I was saddened to hear about Paul. We went to high school together and I considered him a good friend. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Mary Williams Brinkley

Paul was a dear friend of mine. He and I shared many times together as we wrestled with the challenges of work and life. I will miss his counsel, his humor, and his encouragement. Please accept my condolences on your loss. Our loss is God's gain.

May God be with you in this time of sorrow, Paul was a nice and thoughtful man, he will be missed and remembered often. MG