PAUL D. MORGAN

To My Buddy Paulie,

I usually give you a phone call and wish you a Happy Birthday for Veterans Day, but this year I am not able to do it. Just so you know I am here while you look down on me with that smile and I wish you a very Happy Birthday...
Missing my buddy....
Tommy Boy

Paul,you will never be forgotten my friend,I will remember all of the fond memories of you,growing up in our teen years!Prayers to you&your family-with deepest regards-Luv u Friend,Charlene Forker

I was Paul's Sergeant in the 12th when he 1st got there. I remember how hard he worked and how sure I was that I could count on him to do what I asked him to the right way and the first time. He always had a wonderful smile and was a great guy. I was so sad when I just saw the notice of his passing and I send my sincerest sympathies to his family. Warmly, Jodi Schwarzl

When I learned of Master Chief Paul Morgan's passing I did not have the words. When I commanded 4th Dental Battalion 1989-1991 Paul was an emerging leader in the 14th Dental Company out of Philadelphia. He rose to the rank of Master Chief (E9) in the Navy, a most difficult rank to achieve. Dozens, nay hundreds of Sailors and Marines are the better for Paul's example of honor, courage and commitment. He will remain for all time with eveyone that knew him as a man of great faith, integrity...

Stephen, this is Ms. Cammisa from North, my thoughts and prayers are with your entire family during this devestating time. I am so incredibly sorry for your loss.