Paul Alan Maggiacomo

Cindy and family
I was so shocked and saddened to hear about Madge. I always thought there would be time for everyone to get together and share some laughs. I would always ask for you both when I would run into old friends from Arlington. I will say a prayer for you and your family and for Madge, who I will always remember as a guy that never stopped smiling and also, one of my favorite people from Arlington. Cindy, take care of yourself.

Jan Vrotsos

I'd like to express my deepest sympathy to the whole Maggiacomo family.My memories of him from growing up in Arlington are of his smiling and always upbeat personality.

to the Maggiacomo family sorry to hear about Paul softball, beers, and then to the porterhouse for some liars poker with the Uncle. He made Thursdays in Watertown real special Rest in peace magic man

Cindy, Michael, and Jamie

I have so many great memories of you all from Palmer St. I will always remember Paul's smile and his great sense of humor. You are in my prayers

Cindy and Family,
Ronnie and Family,
Watertown, Brighton, Medford, Arlington, Woburn, Andover...Softball, Bowling, Cards (ie;tonk,football) and all the socializing. At work, at home, on the field, at the alleys, parties, in all of it Paul was the one to be with. Tough competitor, infectous smile and laugh, funny and good natured. Together Paul and Cindy gave us memories for the ages. I'm glad to remember and reflect on most of them. Ronnie and Paul gave some of us memories as well. I'm...

My heart and prayers are with the Whole Maggiacomo Family. Jamie I am here for you every second of everyday remember that. May your father dance with the angels! <3

So sorry to hear about Paul. We worked together for many years in Watertown and at the Valley. He was one of the nicest guys I know. He never had a bad word for anyone, always pleasant. He will be missed and never forgotten.