Paul James Mansfield

To the family of Paul Mansfield.
You rightfully don't know me nor I you, but I did know Paul an am saddened to read of his passing.
We were classmates at Sunset High School in Dallas, graduating members of the Class Of 1947. I still have my Sunset year book--Sundial-- with his senior class picture on page forty eight. We most likely were classmates at W E Greiner Junior High and maybe even at Lida Hoooe Elementary. It's been a long time since we last met but I still remember him and...

Mr. Mansfield was nothing but a good man. I pray for his family and you are in our thoughts and prayers. We will all hold many fond memories on many different levels of a fine man that everyone was better for having known.

Sue,
So sorry to hear about your loss. Paul was a wonderful man who loved the Lord. He did so many good things during his lifetime. Condolences go out to you and your family.

Our Dear Friend and Fellow Laborer in Christ has now gone to be with with our Lord. He blessed our lives with his creative desire to serve the bus passengers as a part of the First Baptist Servant Evangelism ministry. His kindness and attention to detail blessed many lives including the other volunteers who joined Sue and him. Sue, you are and have been a wonderful wife and partner and we love you. We will miss Paul. We love you.

Dear Aunt Sue & Cousins,
What a colorful life Uncle Paul lived! I thoroughly enjoyed reading the story of his life, but I feel certain that above all, his family was his greatest pride and brought him much joy. May the memories of the special moments shared together, sustain you now and in the days ahead.
With love
Barbara Gabriel( your Tyler niece/cousin)

SUE AND FAMILY,
I AM VERY SORRY TO HEAR OF PAUL'S PASSING. WE WERE BARELY ACQUAINTED IN SUNSET, BUT BECAME WELL ACQUAINTED IN THE COMMITTEE HE FORMED TO ORGANIZE SHS'47 FIRST REUNION IN OUR 40th ANNIVERSARY YEAR, 1987. HE BECAME A DEAR FRIEND FROM THEN ONWARD.
I WISH YOU AND THE FAMILY MY SINCERE CONDOLENCES, AND PEACE AND CONSOLATION.

GLENN WAMBLE, SHS'47