Paul E. LaPalme

PAUL IS MY FIRST COUSIN....I FIRST MET PAUL WHILE I WAS IN AN AIR FORCE TECH SCHOOL IN E. ST. LOUIS... i ACTUALLY WAITED OUTSIDE THE TEAM'S DRESSING ROOM FOR HIM. I INTRODUCED MYSELF TO HIM AND HE IMMEDIATELY INVITED ME TO HIS HOME FOR DINNER. i ACCEPTED AND MET HIS WIFE AND SON. I HAD A GREAT EVENING WITH THEM AND NEVER WILL FORGET THOSE MOMMENTS...... I'M AM A VETERAN WITH FORTY YEARS OF SERVICE AND AM WELL EQUIPPED WITH ANALYTIC TOOLS THAT ENABLE ME TO DETERMINE TRUE AND FAITHFUL...

Sorry to see Paul's passing.I will miss him on the golf course.
Rudy Nordman(Gardner)

I am so very sorry to learn of Mr. LaPalme's passing. I know he was a good man and loved his family. I wish I could have spoken with him before his passing.

Terri

I am so sorry to learn of the loss of your dad. He sounds like truly a magnificent person...
He had some amazing accomplishments - and had the good fortune of his wife, children and grandchildren...
I am sorry i never had the chance to listen to his story, and again please accept my deepest condolences on learing of his passing. Sned my sympathies to Joe and brother Mike also.

Joanne Giunta Damico

Betty&family
Our neighborhood will never be the same. Who'll tell the jokes and make everyone laugh? Paul was the greatest. I loved his laugh!! So glad Betsy and I were able to visit him at Keystone last week. Hard to understand how he could be talking, walking and complaining about the food anda few days later be gone. God has some special plans for Paul. Can you imagine him up there. The stories he must be telling everyone. I can envision all the women gathered around listening to his...

To the family of Lefty LaPalme,
Lefty was a wonderful man who helped teach us all at Red Tail Golf the "humilty of life", the "art of the game" and the reasons to enjoy it all.
Thank you Lefty, keep an eye on us at Red Tail, we will think of you always.
Barrie & Susan Farnsworth

My Dad, Arthur LaPalme, was very proud of Paul. I remember as a child visiting his family with my parents Val and Arthur. I used to brag about the fact that my "cousin" was a famous baseball player and I often wished I could have seen him play during his career. Blessings to your family and loved ones.

Dear Bettye and family,

As a member of the LaPalme family, I extend my most heartfelt condolences at this time of your loss. I know he will be missed. He will always be remembered as a great man, a great golfer and baseball pitcher. My Dad, Arthur, my Uncle Armand, my cousin Frank Cote, and I always enjoyed reminiscing about cousin Paul's exploits on the field and course.

The Nashoba Restaurant and Bob Rakip would like to apologize to the family and friends of Paul LaPalme for reffering to him as Dick. I am deeply humiliated by this unforgivable mistake. I am so so sorry. With deepest sympathy and regret, I apologize for this mental error.
Sincerely and with much sorrow, Bob Rakip.