Paul Ansfield

Paul was a Customer at Northern Telephone & Data (NTD) for many many years, he stopped in frequently and had grown to be one of our favorite customers. Such a sweet man. He will be missed.

Paul was a fine gentleman and I have fond memories of the many hours we spent together because of our common interest in sailing. He was kind and thoughtful. He contributed a lot of fun to my life. I shall miss him. Ellen and I wish Sandy and their children the best in the coming years. It was evident to us that Paul truly loved his family.

Paul was a mentor to me. He was firm, understanding and kind. He taught me how to handle mistakes and to prioritize. I enjoyed learning from Paul and working with him at the Koehn Institute. He shared his love for his family, sailing and computers. My husband and I enjoyed spending time with Sandy and Paul. God bless him.

Bill and I are so saddened by this. We are so glad we had a chance to spend time with Paul and Sandy in February at the US Sailing meeting in St Petersburg. We enjoyed going to dinner with him, one of his favorite pastimes. He was such a huge contributor to the national and local PHRF groups. He will be missed by everyone.

Paul's death came as a shock because before he left UW Oshkosh we had spent many long and delightful lunch hours at the student union with various other faculty. Although my hometown was Ripon, the family traveled to Milwaukee many times to visit some relatives who owned a candy store, theatres , Schwartz's Bookstore. the auditorium, Maders, buying Castlefilms at the Boston Store, and other events and places. My personal memories date back to the late 1930's. Although I am not a sailor as...

Shirley and I send our condolences to Paul's family. We were sad to hear of his passing.