Paul Jeffrey Jaffe

Boobie...I miss your infectious smile warmest heart and deep loving soul. I shall Never Never forget our deep bond and memories of the greatest times of my life with you. Be at peace always Booballa.

Man I miss u.

I knew Paul his whole life, as our parents were friends, and his brother and my brother were friends. We got closer in high school and thereafter. I adopter his mother as mine, when my mother passed when I was 16. After high school we would go to dinners at Newton Place with his parents and several other friends. Ultimately I was coerced to work at Jafco and ultimately managed the stereo department at the Westlake store. In our later years we would meet for lunch or dinner, specifically at...

I miss my boobie ❤

In the Coachella Valley. COD. Good friend, fine soul.

When you haven't been in contact with someone for 50 plus years, it's a shock to find out that they have passed. Such is the case here. Paul and I both worked on the School newspaper at Roosevelt high and we both had a love for automobiles. I remember a time when we drove and pushed my '34 ford down to the Jafco store on Westlake Ave, needless to say, that was a day we never forgot!

I can see he was deeply loved by many and will be missed and remembered...RIP my old friend

Knew him in the desert. Long ago. He was happy and a fine friend.

He was my booooobie and I miss him so very much. He was the light in my life. I will never ever forget that contagious smile warm heart ♥ and vigor for life. We shall meet up again PJ. You will never leave my heart and soul Amen Brother

I had the pleasure to work and be friends with Paul during his stint as an on-air personality here in Taiwan. He had a keen wit and a kind heart, two qualities that endeared him to many while he was in Taiwan. He will be sorely missed, but his warm smile and joyful laugh will live on in our hearts.