Paul Dotson

I knew Paul through my husband, Carroll F. Duke. He attended UF with Paul. They also were room-mates In Atlanta, GA for some time. Duke stayed in touch with Paul all through the years. Paul came up to our home in Apollo Beach from Miami to attend a UF football game with us. After my husband passed in 2016, Paul and I kept in touch until shortly before he passed. Paul's brother left a message on my machine after Paul passed. I always wanted to thank him and tell him how much I enjoyed Paul's...

Our sincere prayers and condolences to the entire family of Paul. God has we are sure greeted his soul in the next life. From a classmate of Miami High School 53.

Paul and I, as well as Earl Steffen, all attended Robert E. Lee Junior High School. I remember him as a genial, honest, mature, and pleasant student. I do not recall having classes with him at Miami High, but we did cross paths occasionally. He and I sat next to each other for a few meals at the 2018 Reunion. For a while, until he became overwhelmed with his responsibilities, he corresponded by email. We have lost a rare soul. I will miss him. Please extend my deepest condolences to...

I remember Paul very well. In school he seemed so timid, gentle and shy at 17. He was so sweet. I am so sorry I neglected to call him about 3 weeks ago. I regret that. We will all see each other in Heaven. My deepest sympathy to his surviving family members.

Our condolences to the whole family of Paul from his Miami Senior High Class of 1953. I personally stayed in touch with dear Paul through the last 11 years and knew his very kind heart always giving to others no matter how sick he was...I will report to all our classmates of this kinder, gentle person. I remember him taking the train to our last 65th reunion from Miami, last September , 2018...and that was an effort...I am so glad I and many others got to know Paul. May God bless you all...

A good friend in high school who quietly distinguished himself in life. My sincere condolences to his family.
Judge Marvin H.Gillman