Paul Gruss

I will never forget Paul. He was a beautiful man inside and out. Losing loved ones never gets easier. God be with us.

Paul was always kind to my sisters and I. Many memories of him at Riis Park. Wishing peace for Paul´s family on the anniversary of his passing.

Dear Coci MaryAnn, Coci Jo, Henry, Val, Jason, Gena, Fran and Rich:

Thank you very much for this testament to Paul.

As all have noted, he will be remembered as a fun and kind person.

I too have many happy memories of summers spent together. When we returned from Disneyland, Paul through my Tigger up into a tree and it stayed there for a while, until the twin reprimands of Coci MaryAnn and Coci Jo forced Paul to climb the tree and bring it down.

Gruss Family, So sorry for your loss. I remember Paul from school and Riis Park, being the place where everyone would have lots of fun and laughs. Paul was always friendly and smiling. I am sure he will be forever smiling down on his beloved family and friends. Thanks for the memories Paul.

I have such fond memories of Paul. His warm smile and enthusiasm for all the sports, which he was good at everyone. My favorite "patrol boy". My deepest sympathy & prayers to MaryAnn, Jo, Henry, Franny, and entire family

My deepest condolences to the entire Gruss family. To his mother, Mary Ann, I would like to say that your three children were always a huge testament to what a great mother you are. Paul, like his brother Henry, was loved and admired by all who knew him because of the caring and giving person that he was. I graduated from grammar school with Franny, and always admired how she conducted herself and always seemed to have a smile on her face. Paul is in a better place because thats where good...

My sincere condolences to all of the Gruss Family. Paul and I attended St. John Bosco School.Paul and my cousin Dan O'Connor were also good friends.I will keep your family in my prayers always.
Nancy Sciaccotta Hagerty

I'm sorry for your loss. I knew Paul back in the 1980's. I met him at a church that I was going to at the time. He was a good guy, and I had a high opinion of him.

We fell out of touch in the late 80's. I tried to look him up a few times over the years, but couldn't find him. The first I heard of him since the 80's was when I read his obituary. I don't know what the last 20 years of his life were like or how he left us. I'd appreciate it if anyone could tell me about these things....

My deepest sympathies to all members of the Gruss Family. I remember Paul well from his days at St. John Bosco. I will remember him in my daily Masses,and the family as well. Father John