Paul J. Berenson

A death that produces an emptiness means that the life occupied some of that space.

The one who has left is at peace and without pain or worry. The sadness in those of us left behind is the prospect of him not being there when we want him, his voice, his thoughts - - his everything.

We get somewhat used to that, but not comfortable. And over time the void is filled with bits of memories; overflows, perhaps.

The memories are sweet and helpful, but they are no...

Susan - While it has been some time since "Papa Bear" and I have visited, I will always remember him fondly. We had some great times at SPC, both professionally and socially - he was just one of those people who was always invited to parties, and he always contributed to the fun...I am so sorry for your loss. I know how much joy you brought to his life; may those wonderful memories comfort you.
Best regards,
Lynda Browne

Susan and Family

I was saddened to hear that Paul had passed. What an amazing life he lived.

He will be remembered by his "Australian" family for his towering intellect, ready laugh, and the kindness he always showed us.

My deepest sympathies for your loss

Very sorry Susan.
I really enjoyed my time with you both (many years ago) and I know my brother Luke enjoyed both of your company as well. We both felt welcome in your home.
I'm thinking of you and wishing your pain will fade quickly to warm memories of your lives together.

Love
Anthony Barber.

Susan and Family:

I am deeply saddened to return from leave to find Dr. B has passed. I enjoyed hearing about your travels and our all too infrequent lunches. My very sincere condolences. If there is anything I may help you with around the house, Susan, please contact me at 788.3681, or [email protected]

Dear Susan, Nancy, Brad, Mat and Randy and their families,

I am so sorry for your loss. My heart goes out to you.

May your special memories of Paul bring comfort to you all.

Dorothy & Colin

Dear Susan,
Maryl-Ann and I were deeply sadened to hear of Paul's passing. Not just your loss but all who were priveleged to know him, will I am sure mourn his passing but celebrate his life. All our love, see you soon.
John (brother)

Those of us who knew Paul at Beaumont Grade School were certain he would "be somebody" - and he was. We are sorry to hear of his passing, and offer our condolences. Gail Tycer

DEAR SUSAN,

MORRIS AND I ARE VERY SADDENED BY THE PASSING OF OUR DEAR FREIND PAUL.
MORRIS LOST A SPECIAL FREIND,DEAR CLASSMATE,FATERNITY BROTHER AND A WONDERFUL ROOMATE AT MIT.
I HAVE COME TO LOVE AND RESPECT PAUL OVER THE YEARS.I CHERISH MY FREINDSHIP WITH YOU.
PLEASE,SUSAN,ACCEPT OUR HEARTFELT CONDOLENCES AND DEEPEST SYMPATHEIS.

EVETTE AND MORRIS MASHAAL