Paul P. Gubany

very sorry for your loss peter. one of my sadest days was when my dad passed away. But in my grief I found some of my greatest riches because the loses were just mine as were the very special times that became my memories. God Bless and give you strength and comfort. Take the time to be kind to yourself as you greive your loss. Brant

my sincere condolences to the family of Paul Gubany, especially the children--Carolyn, Paul and Peter who were good playmates of my children, Tommy,Chris, and Sue when we all grew up together in post-WWII on Sequoia Street in Affton. We had many friendly visits back and forth between our houses and visits with them to Mildred's fami:ly in Germantown.(Nick Stein, Melbourne, Florida)

My condolences to the Gubany family.

Too infrequently in life do we encounter a "real" person with true values and unfettered ethics. Paul was such a man and it was my distinct pleasure to have known him.

I have many memories of Paul but one of my favorites involved his sense of humor. He once dressed as a minister and made a video for a Bussmann sales meeting. In Paul's unique way, he challenged the audience to consider the "here after." He then opened the trunk of...

Our sincere condolances. Paul was an admired expert in electric circuti protection during my forty years in the electric construction business. He was always available to help solve a problem with his knowable advice.

Our condolences to all of the family

I met Paul as a young engineer in power sales at U E in 1960 . My supervisor suggested I contact him regarding a problem at one of my accounts. He identified the problem and U E was able to provide the solution. I worked for Bussmann from 1976 - 1980 and had the privilege of working with/for Paul. He was truly a giant in the electrical industry. All who knew him respected his knowledge and commitment to electrical safety.

Ron Schapp

What a great boss, mentor, teacher and friend, he will be missed. Paul loved to ask the question, "Do you know why you are here" and make the statement, "You guys don't know what's going on in your territory."
Paul and Milly were are a great asset to Bussmann and the electrical industry. During the dedication of the Bussmann high power test facility, which was named the Paul P. Gubany Center for High Power Technology, Paul's late wife Milly said, Paul was the first person she knew who...

Our sincere condolences.
Paul Gubany was my mentor for many years and became a close friend. He was "one of a kind", a dedicated man who loved his family and loved his work. He made a mark that few could claim. Mildred was also a very special person. We will remember them both for the rest of our lives.
We are sorry that we cannot attend services as Mary Ann is recouperating from major surgery.

Bernard and Mary Ann Favaloro