Paul Joseph Foley

Uncle Paul always treated me with kindness. He and Aunt Mary had the kind of household I wanted, noisy, lots of kids and activity. Uncle Paul seemed to be this point of calm and serenity amid all the uproar. He had a sweet disposition. God Bless him!

I worked with Paul as a fellow Electrical Engineer at the Bonneville Power Administration for many years up to the time that he retired. He was one of the most consistently positive and happy fellow I have ever met. He can be counted on to provide a counsel full of wisdom to the young engineers anytime. He was a good man.

I am offering my sincerest condolences to Paul's bereaved family and friends. May his soul rest in peace.

Paul and Mary were so close to our family that they were considered Uncle Paul and Aunt Mary. The Bostonian group and their husbands were a close knit bunch who loved to hold lively debates and laugh a lot. I know this as it was something my siblings and I fell asleep to. I remember Uncle Paul as smart, funny, and kind. He took the time to speak to each one of us five kids and truly seemed interested in how we were doing. We had an idyllic childhood being raised by great parents and all our...

Uncle Paul was Alice long friend and the Peizner Family considered him and his beloved wife Mary and the whole Foley Family our family. We had many memories and we will always cherish them. Paul was a great friend and always took the time to know all of us. He was a great friend and a great example in how to live your life. Paul Foley will be greatly missed.