Paul D. Mott

It's hard to believe you've been gone from this earth for 2 years now. However, the many wonderful memories we'd shared during your life here remain so cherished, and always bring warm smiles. We know your gentle spirit will continue to bless us as you watch over us and all of your loved ones here on Earth.

Tomorrow, it will be a year since our dear Paul was called home to be with the Lord! Such a wonderful human being, thought of often with warm and loving memories since his passing. We pray that Maryjo, Stacey n' Gerry, and all who knew him and remember him on this day will find comfort knowing Paul is now at peace with the Lord yet watches over us all!

Paul was a one of the real good guys! A strong family man who was a JTHS supporter!

Maryjo, I wanted to give you my sympathy for your Paul. That is very special to be high school sweethearts. I pray for God's loving grace be with you and your family. Wonderful memories from high school. In friendship and love, Teddy Vrakas Gaefke

I am so grateful that he has been in my life. I remember the day I met mom and dad and I was amazed then as I was through out the years the love that he had for his wife and his daughter. The care he took to make she that his daughter was settled in her dorm room before they left for the start of the school year was something that was great to see and feel. I loved the that he had, the day that he walked me down the aisle on my wedding day, I think of every year that my anniversary comes...

So sorry to hear of Paul´s passing. Grief can be so hard but may the wonderful memories of a life well lived together be of comfort. The love of family and friends will help you through this sad time. Prayers and condolences to you and your family.

Just heard about Paul. Sorry for your loss. He fought a long time. Condolences to all of you. Steve Drew and family.

Paul was a great high school friend. Great leader, class president, Key Club member, golfer, personality, etc. In probably November, 1963, We visited a church service with the Key Club and when he drove me home he encouraged me to date his prior girl friend, Sue Sharp, who I did not know at the time.our first date was on February 21st, 1964 and
Sue and I were married in 1968. I and my family are eternally thankful to the LORD for having had Paul in my life.

Condolences to Maryjo and the entire Mott family. I always enjoyed talking with Paul when he was at Joliet Central. He was a positive role model for the students, and I never heard him complain or say anything negative. Paul's obit was an example of a life will lived. May he RIP!