Paul Hollis

Thank you, Chris, for your contact with the Powledge family. I remember your father as a typical twelve-year-old who was a good looking boy. He was visiting his Aunt Ethel Powledge Click at the time. My husband Gerald stopped by the clothing store for a short visit with Paul sometime in the early '80's. Cherish the wonderful memories you have of your father. They will bring a smile and brighten your day.

Paul's Powledge cousins have fond memories of summer days spent with him in Arkansas. We are saddened by news of his death. Thank you, Chris, for your connection to our family, your dad's family, your family.

Maxine Crisp

Condolences from the Huntsville High School Class of 1962. Paul was the heart and personality of Bill's Menswear. Paul's smile always made us feel welcome and not quite as dumb about clothes as we surely were. As Paul helped the guys in our class coordinate clothing, he also rejoiced and celebrated with us some of our greatest joys and sorrows. Paul was a special friend to all of us.

I worked with Paul at Bill's Men's Wear at The Mall. A True Southern Gentleman and a Great Saleman. My thoughts and prayers are you and your family.

The voice of a soft-spoken giant has been stilled. The ultimate professional clothier and friend. A role model in my life.

My dear Jeanette, my heart is with you and your family. I smile when I remember swimming as a young person and doing everything I could think of to get the very handsome lifeguard to look my way. All of the young girls vied for his attention all day at the pool. Our lifeguards paid no attention to us, all the times we claimed to be drowning, he and Bobby Joe didn't look our way. They knew the young girls on the swim team were not drowning. We thought those two older men were movie stars. A...

MAY YOUR SADNESS BE OVERTAKEN BY THE PEACE IN THE CELEBRATION OF PAUL'S FINE LIFE.

May your memories of the wonderful times you shared with your loved one comfort you and your family, today and always.