PAUL C. MEDICI

On behalf of my mother Loretta who worked the front desk at the Hanover Tennis Club and myself who grew up playing there and in Scituate, I'll always remember you with that deep, dark tan and dark curly hair, and always a big grin. That was a very nice tribute to a wonderful guy.

Patti and I still think about you all the time Paul ! Especially when we are in restaurants. lol We'll never forget our adventures with you and Debbie.

One of the greats, even on Thanksgiving in backyard he brought his A game, brother Chuck always gave him a run for his money, but Paul was just too much !!!! Had the pleasure to play with Paul, he was special!

I think it´s about a year we lost Paul, and now Mrs. Medici, amazing how alike they were. Unselfish, Happy, And always picking people´s spirits up...

It has been a year of telling Paul Medici stories over and over... With all the sadness and grief over the loss of this legendary human being, there has also been a lot of laughing when thinking about him, especially the way he use to laugh and slap his thigh! Never thought I could miss a friend so much. What a generous person. Still giving with his memories and inspiration......

To Paul's family, friends and relatives:

My deepest condolences on Paul's passing. Please take comfort in the millions of wonderful memories you certainly have of Paul.

I met Paul as a vendor to Fidelity. The vendor/customer relationship is often tenuous, and sometimes even challenging. My experience with Paul was genuine, warm and collaborative. Paul proved to be a fabulous human being, who provided tremendous advice and partnership, while I navigated the sheer mass of...

Paul was the best boss I ever had. Always positive and upbeat. You walk into his office and he would break into that big grin and immediately share a story or make a joke. A very generous, loving person. Last time I saw him, a bunch of us got together for a lunch in Raleigh, I gave him a big fat kiss on the side of his face. He laughed! Paul believed in being an innovator, not an imitator. Paul was such a wonderful person, genuine and kind. The world is a much poorer place with him. I...

I had the pleasure of meeting and getting to know Paul through my oldest and dear friend Debbie.He was everything everyone is saying and more. A fond memory I will share is when I stayed up in New Hampshire one weekend visiting Debbie. At one point during the night, Paul and I sat in the living room watching college football. I got to know about his passion for the sport that night.He will be missed by so many. God bless the Medici family.

Paul was the best boss I ever had. Very kind, very energetic. Always positive. Almost every time you walked up to talk to him he would break into the big grin. The World is a poorer place without him for sure.