Paul F. McDevitt

I think of Paul almost every day. He enriched my life immeasurably. And how great it would be to discuss today's politics with him. My thoughts and condolences to Suzanne, their children, and Paul's Modern Assistance family.

He made everyone he met want to be a better person. We should, and we do, miss him very much.

Suzanne and family.
I just learned of Paul's passing. Sincere condolences.
It was an honor to have shared some of life together. Those times in Housatonic and his generosity in helping me learn the AAWOL program.
I will miss him. A TRUE GENTLEMAN!

Another year since you passed. Missing your amazing presence Paul

Dear Suzanne:
About 30 years ago, David Spinazzola and myself went to Paul with an idea for a cook book designed for volunteers in soup kitchens. He embraced the idea immediately and Project Bread published it less than a year later. Where others saw a hopelessly idealistic enterprise, he saw a useful tool to help feed the needy decent meals for about 10 cents a "cover," as they say in the restaurant business. I nearly cried at his unreserved enthusiasm for the project. I really cried when...

We are so sorry for your loss, Suzanne.
What a full and rich life he lived. And how wonderful you were part of it.
I hope the love and memories he leaves you with comfort you and make you smile over the years. With love, Patty and Mark Lawton

I will miss Paul he was a giving and caring person who never turned anyone in need away. He was and remains for me a great inspiration of the highest level. I will never forget this amazing and inspiring man.

we will always remember
you and how kind you where you came to all Bills memorable occasions we will miss you
God Bless the Capuanos

I am deeply saddened by the news of your loss. I pray that God will grant you the strength. My most sincere condolences.