Paul E. Curran

FOREVER LOVED, DEEPLY MISSED.

Paul, you were the BEST bus driver any kid would want. REST IN PEACE.

Paul - We are grateful for your many years of dedication for the benefit of our Town. The Board of Selectmen presented you with a "Citation" for all your contributions to our Community. Your Dad is very proud of all you have done to make Milford a better Town. Your hard work over the years have aided in improving our Community for the present and future generations. You make all membes of our Community proud of our heritage, and you remind us of our responsibility to the future generations of...

Paul - Your Dad is very proud of all you have done to make Milford a better Town. Your hard work over all the years has aided in improving our community for the present and future generations.

Paul was a food friend of my father, Dick Curran, both class of St. Mary's 1947. Please know your family is in our thoughts and prayers at this difficult time. Margaret Curran

I feel fortunate to have known Paul since we were in High School. Paul was a great friend.

Dear John, Leslie, Ernie and family,
We were saddened to hear the news of Paul's passing. We have considered Paul a friend for so many years, and celebrated his passion for history and all things Milford especially. Tara has fond memories of Paul as her school bus driver on Bus 13. Paul has finally found his peace,
Elaine, Jim & Tara Reynolds

To Paul's family and many friends,

We have lost an icon. I am that "small boy" standing with my mother on the left in Paul's 1943 photograph published in Milford Chronicles.

Growing up on West St I knew Paul for my whole life, in different times and places. I was most in touch with him in recent years when he became my Milford touchstone: a quick telephone call would often extend for an hour as we discussed our favorite town and common heritage.

Rest in peace, old...

Milford has lost a noble son. May he rest with the angels.