Paul E. Bengston

Dear Susanne and family, So very sorry to hear about the passing of Paul. I have so many wonderful memories of growing up with Paul. He was truly a wonderful man...Many many good times as neighbors with Jack, Buzz, Paul, Dave, Peter and Dawn. He was a true lover of the outdoors and always willing to help out. Our deepest sympathies to you and your family. Sal and Joanne (Basso) Misenti

Dear Susan and family, I´m so very sorry to hear this news about Paul. He was an amazing person- always willing to lend a hand to anyone especially my dad Donald. I´ll always remember the good times our families had together growing up being neighbors. Paul will be missed. Donna Basso Quintero and family.

Dear Susanne, Ryan and family, we are so sorry to hear about the passing of Paul. He was a GREAT man, friend and Scouter. He did SO much for Boy Scout Troop 13 in Colchester and helped a lot of boys attain the rank of Eagle Scout, including our two sons. He was a humble man and a real pleasure to be around. Again SO sorry for your loss, we will keep him, you and the family in our thoughts and prayers. The Laflamme family (Al, Julie Ann, Normand Jonathan and Andrew)

So many memories of our parents and the early years! My condolences to all. He has certainly earned his rest.

Sending our sincere condolences to the Bengston family. Paul will always be remembered as a great friend. RIP

So sad to read of Paul's passing. May good memories sustain you all in the days ahead. Barbara and Don Goodrich Tarpon Springs, Fla.

My condolences to Paul's family. He will be missed by all. Paul never had a bad word to speak of anyone and was truly a great person.

Paul was a much respected member of the Oddfellows Stephen Terry Lodge # 59, a very old charitable organization formerly located in Portland. Paul joined Stephen Terry on October the 6th, 2014, earned the 3rd degree, and the trust of the his brother lodgemates. His dedication and hard work were not unnoticed, and he was voted to hold the position of treasurer , a position he held to the last. Stephen Terry inherited the stewardship of Camp Connecticut , located in Hebron ct, on whose board of...