PAUL W. CICERO

I was with you as you cried last night, so much for counting sheep. Your thoughts were running rampant, it was hard for you to sleep. I knew you were missing me and wishing I was there. You laid awake all night thinking of the memories we shared.

I watched you as you tried to eat lunch. You couldn't' even drink your tea,
You were thinking of all the things you wish you'd said to me.
I wanted to say “Don't Worry, Seriously, it's ok. “
“I know every word you would say to...

So nice to hear such wonderful things about a man I heard about and never met. A few of my friends mentioned his quick passing and how much he meant to everyone. I am so sorry for your loss but now he will be with everyone of you all the time. Sadly, he will be missed on this earth, but there will be the biggest celebration in heaven.

My heart brakes. Paul was such an encouraging person to any artist. I was lucky enough to share the stage with him on a few occasions.

My deepest sympathy goes to his family.

Thomas the Poet

We are still stunned at Paul's passing. He was a great guy with a smile that made the world smile. I just saw him a few weeks ago when he was a volunteer at the Broughton Fire Hall. He told me that I shorted him $1.00 on a ticket purchase. He was so charming about it, I almost gave him $2.00!!
It is so hard to lose someone we love especially unexpectedly. We question and seek a reason why. God may not answer but if we have faith, He will give us the strength to carry on. You all...

We are so stunned at Paul's passing. I just saw him when he volunteered at the Broughton Fire Hall. He told me that I shorted him $1.00 for a ticket. He was so charming I would have given him $2.00!! He was a good soul. The song "When You're Smiling" could have been written for him.
Losing someone we love is never easy especially when it happens unexpectedly. We search for a reason to make sense of it. God may not give us an answer but if we have faith, he will give us the...

To the Cicero family, I can't say anything you haven't already heard. I spent years in a band with Paul and his energy, smile and sense of humor will always remind me of someone I should try to be. He was always thinking of others and not himself. He could laugh at himself with blazing one liners and then throw one at you. He was a standup guy, with integrity. You should be so proud the way you raised him. We all will miss him very much. Paul, I thank you for having known you and...

You know, you go through life wondering "Do I make a difference? Will anyone ever miss me when Im gone?".....Paul never had to worry about those sentiments. Anyone who ever met him was infected by his love of life. He had a wisdom that so surpassed his 50 short years here on earth. Paul became part of our "family" through Mike V., and family he truly was. Whether it was lunch, a Christmas party, a tailgate party, or just a "lets go for a ride on the motorcycle", you knew that no matter what...

Dear Jeannie, Jim and family,

I send you my utmost sympathy on this shocking loss of Paul. You are all in my prayers.