Paul B. Brawner

Truly a man of the highest integrity. Honored to have worked beside him and blessed by his friendship

Best part of grief is remembering. The pain dulls with years but the memory of Paul lives brightly on

The members of Paul's high school graduating class were just notified of Paul's passing. Paul and I became friends while sitting next to each other in our sophomore year biology class. As others have stated, he was a smart guy, down-to-earth and kind. I know your family misses him greatly. He is remembered with fondness.

Our Prayers are with you and your family.

I knew Paul in Earl Edward Stewart's English IV Class. I moved to Putnam my senior year and sat next to Paul in this class. He was always so helpful and inspiring. He was just smart! And never acted like it. Just kind and helpful in everyway. I know he grew to become an outstanding man. I am so sorry for the family's loss.

Paul always seemed to be a well-grounded, kind man. I'm sure the family was blessed to have him as a husband and father.

I just received word of Paul's passing and wanted to express my condolences to his family and mention that he will be remembered by the Putnam City High School Class of 1966. Paul was one of the smartest and kindest classmates both at Putnam City and Oklahoma State University. He is missed.

Dear Christina and Brawner Family: I am deeply sorry to hear of Paul's passing. I worked with Paul at HNB here in Columbus for several years before his departure to Minn. His office was less than 10 feet from me. We were both "early risers" which explains why we became good friends over the years. He was a good, honest, holy man with much integrity and a pleasure to work with. I will miss him very much. Please know my prayers are with you all in this time of sorrow. Sincerely, Bill Hinger

Brawner Family,

I met Paul through RMA at an annual roundtable we both attended. (I met you, Cris, at least once at those events) During those sessions Paul's intellect and humor were always on display and I looked forward annually to seeing him. We just had that roundtable in late April and all of us there missed Paul--he had just changed jobs at TCF and no longer would be a part of our group. To learn of his passing through RMA is a shock. I will always have the foundest...