Paul A. Grosch

Dad, I miss you so deeply. You were my “Rock”. You
were the one person I knew I could always count on.
I never would have believed my whole world would be
turned upside down, once you were gone. Nothing will
ever be the same. For someone who didn’t talk very
much in these last years, you were the core of every
part of our family, and now you are gone. We are
missing the core that held us together. I so miss
you. I treasure that we were able to spend so...

Our sincerest condolences to Reba and the entire Grosch family. As neighbors and close friends since 1967, we will always treasure the memory of Paul as Reba's "Knight in Shining Armor", as she often referred to him....and he truly was! Just as significantly, Reba will always be remembered as his lovely Rose. What a loving and caring couple they made, and what a beautiful, loving Family they have created and nurtured together!
Our lives have been so enriched by knowing you all.

Mrs. Grosch & family (you see I must say Mrs. Grosch because you were my typing teacher at Torrance High in the 70's and back then there was much more formality than there is in the new millenium):

My sincerest and deepest condolences on the loss of your husband/father/grandfather. I was fortunate to have Paul Grosch as my accounting professor at LMU. The lessons he taught extended far beyond how to do "book to correct" bank reconciliations. To survive his courses was to learn...

Reba,

I was so sorry to hear about your loss. Paul was a very nice man. I miss seeing you both at bowling.

Tom

My saddness, prayers and love go out to Aunt Reba, and the entire Grosch family, including all the people who have been touched by my Great Uncle Paul. We are at a loss, but I know Paul is without pain watching us all in comfort with a beautiful grin on his face.

My memories of Uncle Paul include thoughts of a giving man filled with warmth,humor and wit. I am so grateful for Uncle Paul taking in my father when he was young. He completed the building of my Dad's character, keen...

My dad was a lucky man. He had a loving family, many friends, and he absolutely loved being a professor at Loyola.
About a month ago, he was moved from ICU into a regular hospital room. That day he was completly happy. His mind was not focusing on his pain or his health. That day in his mind he was was getting ready to do what he had loved to do for 32 years. He was getting ready for a new semester of accounting classes. He was telling my sister to go get the synopsis of his...

Paul, you are very much loved and forever will be missed by us all.

My deepest sympathy to the Grosch family. May God comfort each of you.
Paul truly taught accounting to me at LMU during three separate courses. I still quote his frequently used opening line "I'm the guy who makes the girls cry" as he knew that many of us, boys and girls, would be challenged and sometimes frustrated by the course materials. Paul made a positive impact on my life. Thanks Paul.

Kevin and Roberta - it has been many years since we shared experiences at Ernst &...

Daarest Paul will be missed by all who knew him and we in the family feel very blessed to have had him for so many years. Reba