Paul Allan Hurd

Paul was one of the nicest guys I ever had the pleasure of working with. one night I had problems putting WHDH on tape delay for the evening talk shows. Paul ran into the studio and bailed me out. he could have berated me for not knowing the procedure but in fact he was almost apologetic about my having the problem. that's the kind of gentleman he was. I was truly saddened to hear of his passing but he lived a long life loved by everyone.

Paul was one of the nicest people I've ever had the pleasure of working with. His devotion to his family and his dedication to WHDH were legendary. Rest in peace, "P.A.H."

A chance encounter in a Waterbury donut shop and a common interest in Culver genealogy led to my getting to know Paul and Leona. They and my dad had great fun swapping stories and re-discovering the Stowe-area stomping grounds of our ancestors. Even after losing his beloved wife, Paul continued to keep in touch. My husband and I shall miss the lively accounts of of this friendly, bright, active man with the best handwriting ever! We hope that his family takes comfort in knowing that he...

I was privileged to work with Paul during my days as an air personality at WHDH from 1983-1985. The obvious love he expressed for his family and for the wonderful business he had chosen was a pleasure to see. Paul, alone among the staff, made a point to stop by the studio and wish me well on the day I left 'HDH in 1985 to take a DJ job in Chicago -- "If there's anything you ever need...." A great engineer and wonderful human being. May God bless all his family and friends as you remember Paul.