Paul A. Bailey

A year has passed and I still want to call Paul to chat about something...anything. We were all so lucky to have known him..

I'm so very sorry for your loss. Paul was an inspiration to my husband who recommissioned the C123's 1971-73 that came back from Vietnam. He will always be remembered by our family. My husband also suffers from the affect of Agent Orange. May God keep your family in His loving care.

Paul was my mentor while I was a member of the 58th Aerial Port Squadron, Westover ARB. It was his guiding light that I missed when he left Westover. Paul you'll be in my prays, you are in Gods hands now..

RIP LTC Bailey. I was proud to serve under you. You were of great Character and Honor.

Colonel Baileys kindness and concern to a total stranger will not be forgotten. Your family will be in my thoughts and prayers.

To all the Bailey family: I am so sorry for your loss. I always remember Paul as being a quiet and friendly person growing up in Billerica. Somehow you never forget those neighborhood friends you hung out with. My heart goes out to all of you. He will always be remembered.

Paul was a proud member of the 58th Aerial Port and Westover family for many years. Learned so much about leadership from him during our years together. God bless and keep you.

John Mailo

Paul - You were one of our first friends at Westover, a great leader and role model. Joanne and Roger Brogis

Paul you will be missed by all. Your family is in my prayers. You are now in heaven with your Dad and my Parents. Tell them we miss and Love them all. Love You Paul Bailey.