Paul DeMuro

It's February of 2025 and I'm planning my third daughter's college visit to Montclair State University. We live in North Carolina but she would like to head north for marine biology. I have fond memories of Montclair because of Paul and his family who allowed me to visit for Thanksgiving breaks many years ago. Paul and Ann also invited their friends from the Boston days and these truly interesting people would regale us with stories about their experiences growing up and working in the 60s....

On behalf of Whitey Sullivan: my heart goes out to you all. Paul was a great guy- a great, funny guy! We are very much interested in knowing what the plans are for a memorial once COVID is under control somehow. Once its planned will it be posted here? Thank you and I am thinking about you all. Be safe and mourn and allow grief to happen. Its a process.

On behalf of Whitey Sullivan: my heart goes out to you all. Paul was a great guy- a great, funny guy! We are very much interested in knowing what the plans are for a memorial once COVID is under control somehow. Once its planned will it be posted here? Thank you and I am thinking about you all. Be safe and mourn and allow grief to happen. Its a process.

You all are in our hearts during this time of grief and sorrow. Our family offers our heartfelt condolences to the family of this wonderful man. - Chris Dracup

Love and sincere condolences to the entire Paul DeMuro Family. Rumi says: " Don't grieve; anything lost in the universe, comes back in some other form "... this thought brought me great comfort when I lost my father, Paul's brother. Uncle Paul was like a "kinder, gentler version of my dad. I remember, as a child, witnessing his interactions with his Anne and his kids and thinking that is the kind of man I would like be married to!. Uncle Paul did not judge, he just led by example! I read with...

Aunt Ann, Paul, John and Emily and all the Paul DeMuro Family. It is with a heavy heart that I write this. How I loved my Godfather, Uncle Paul. He touched my life in so many ways. I will always honor his memory and your family will always have a special place in my heart. What stands out in my mind is how he always reached out to me in my times of trouble to offer his support to me and my family. I will never forget how much comfort he brought to me. How I will miss him. Please know my...

Paul was one of the first people I met when my wife, Sandy, and I moved to Wilmington almost 15 years ago. I found him to be intelligent, fun and amiable. We both shared a passion for the game of tennis and enjoyed many after-game discussions about the state of the nation and the world. Rest In Peace, Paul - and save me a place on your doubles team in heaven.