Paul Boehmke

Paul, we cannot believe it has been 1 year since you passed. We miss you and think about you all the time. I am happy that I still am active with my music talents.

To Paul's family...
I am deeply saddened to hear of Paul's passing. Although not too recently, Paul and I played countless Dixieland gigs together all around Connecticut. For me these and the many other times we shared will ever be unforgetable. What a fine friend and musical colleague we have lost! But I know my fond memories of Paul in times past will remain vivid.
My deepest condolences to Beverly, Emily, and Stephen and the rest of the family Paul has left behind. You all...

Paul was such a special guy. He was a good business man, a very talented musician and a good friend throughout the years. We were all amazed that he could ride his bicycle 20 miles a day. He survived throut cancer and began playing his horn again. It was so sad that his heart was weakened by the cancer treatments but the Lord took him while he was doing the things he loved. May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

Our condolences to Bev, Steven and Emily. We shared several summer beach vacations with Paul, his family and Tom Kriksciun’s family when our kids were still kids. Paul was a wonderful storyteller and had us rolling on the floor with laughter. Will never forget him teaching all the kids funny song parodies that they would sing as loud as they could day and night. What a sweet guy.
The Jennings Family

My condolences to Bev & family. Having grown up in Lordship from the 1950s to the 1970s one could not help but to know and befriend Paul. The gatherings at Russian Beach, Mario’s in Westport, Halloween and others can not be forgotten. Paul was one of those people who made you proud to be a Lordship native!

Bev and family ,

I’m so sorry to hear about your loss ! My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time .

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.