Paul S. Anik

I just ran across the notice of Paul´s passing that occurred many years ago. It is now the year of 2021. Seeing Ben´s post caused me to write this message. Ben, I don´t know if you will ever see this post but I was a technology client of your Dad´s many years ago. He was an exceptional attorney, a great friend, and a joy to spend time with along the way. He was trustworthy and had a sense of humor that lit up my world with happiness over and over. But, as for you and your family, you...

Our hearts go out to the Anik family. Paul's trademark was his friendliness and genuine interest in people. I remember being at the Dodger game last Summer and how Paul went out of his way to joke around with my boys and make them feel at home. Paul's caring and generosity is an example that we should all try to follow. He will be missed.

It's really hard for me to believe that Paul is gone. I will truly miss him but, like others who have submitted loving entries here, keep him as a part of me. We mentored each other long distance for 26 years. I met him when he was a client at Informatics and I was starting international law practice in Washington DC. We achieved what we thought was a great victory, a $50 fine, when much more was at stake, then Paul chewed my butt out about the bill for "what was only a $50 matter"! I...

Most sincere condolences to the Anik family. I had the privilege of working with Paul while I was the General Counsel at Sterling Software from 1996 to 2000. We were a very demanding client and Paul served our needs with great passion, great energy and always with a smile and good humor. Paul is one of those extraordinary people who left lots of "footprints" on this planet and in the hearts and minds of those with whom he came in contact. He will be missed but certainly not forgotten by...

Paul was a long-distance mentor, who would call me out of the blue to see how I was doing. He inspired me and reinforced my belief that the practice of law provides value, and that the business of law should always be secondary to our clients' interests. I will miss his calls, but will always remember his message.

Our deepest sympathy to all of you on your loss, from the Weikers family (relatives of the Rose family); Ethel Weikers and Valerie Weikers and family in Pittsburgh, PA; Rochelle Coleman and family in Canton, OH; and Ronald and Ann Weikers in Manchester, NH.

OUR DEEPEST SADNESS TO HERE ABOUT PAUL ,,WE READ ABOUT IN THE ACORN PAUL WAS A WONDERFUL MAN FULL OF LIFE SENDING BARB ,VANESSA AND BEN MUCH LOVE ,, ALWAYS RANDY DEBBIE AND ALEX CONNER

Our cousin Paul was the most wonderful guy
He held the family together, nobody valued family more than Paul.
He always made us laugh, and made every family event fun
He was the light of our lives.
He was a wonderful husband, he and Barbara have been a team since the day he met
He was a great father, he loved Vanessa and Ben so much and I believe if he could have taken pictures of their every moment on Earth he would have done that
And he was without a doubt the greatest...