Paul L. Cannon Jr.

Great memories of a really nice friend. I will always remember your laugh. You always had an amazing ability to stay up-to-date on all the happenings in the Harrisburg, Philadelphia and DC! Rest in peace. Elizabeth "Libby" Clark-Lewis, Washington, DC

Rest in peace, my friend! My life is richer for all the knowledge I learned form you! I will forever "Cannonize" my coffee!! Until we meet again...
Ginger Simpson

Paul was a lifetime friend of mine. He kept me up to date on things happening in Harrisburg and on the political front. We shared ideologies. I started missing his Ipad links some time ago not realizing he was in a nursing home. I give my condolences to Laurie and the rest of his family at this sad time in their lives.

I send sincere thoughts to Paul's family and friends at this time of his passing. I was in the 1949 graduating class at Edison and continued many classes with him in John Harris ,graduating in 1952. I still remember he was much smarter than me.

Oh my dear friend, I am heartbroken to read this news. I will never, ever forget your hearty laugh (I can hear it now) and you would laugh if I reminded you that we've known each other 44 years already! I'm glad to know you're not suffering any more but I will treasure our friendship always.

TO Paul Cannon, an awesome friend over all these years. Farewell dear brother, I'll look forward to seeing you in Glory.
Bob Sr