Paul Lewis Davies Jr.

I'm thinking of you Mr. Davies

Dear Laura and Lew,

Your dad was a great person I have learned a lot from him about life when I took care of him for a short period of time. It's quite an honor for me to work for your dad we shared some good memories and conversations about life. Sending my deepest sympathy to your family. Sorry for the late news I just found out.

Laura and Lew- I have such great memories of your parents and grandparents from the time I spent working at Lakeside. The good memories stay with you forever. All the best - Debbi Kennedy

i served in the army in korea with paul he urged me to make more of my slf an thus i applied and was accepted at the harvard business school. paul was at harvard lawschool ans so we saw each other frequently i went to new york city upon graduatio and paul back to california.
my whole business career is nyc focused. and paul west coast. my whole life was changed by pauls help. a true gentleman!! roger b bognar darien ct

Judy and Laura, Bill and I extend our sympathy. We met Paul only once. But one felt his kindness and soft approach immediately. Judy Casey Charleston

laura and lew,
i am so sorry to hear of paul's passing. he was so very kind to me and a valuable friend and mentor. i only just found out yesterday (dec 11) so i was not able to attend the memorial. my thoughts go out to you and your families.

Dear Laura and Lew,

My deepest sympathy goes out to you and your family with the loss of your dad. I think of you all often and am thankful for having had the opportunity to have known and worked for your parents and you.

My prayers and thoughts are with you.

Sincerely,

Pat Curcio

My deepest sympathy to Paul's sister, Judy, and the entire Davies family. My thoughts and prayers are with you all during this difficult time.

Barbara R. Hawkins

To the Lewis Family,
I had the pleasure of meeting and working with your father when I clerked at PM&S. He was thoughtful, wise and generous to all who knew him.

He was especially kind to me, always inquiring about my education and future plans. His door was always open to those of us who sought his advice and guidance. Even as he moved on to Chevron and I would have occasion to see him at 225 Bush, he never forgot me name and always managed to stop and spend a few minutes. He was...