Paul M. Pease Sr.

Dear Paul, John, & Sue,

I'm so sorry for your loss, your dad was quite a fellow.

I'll always treasure the memories of the modified wars at the old "Shangra-La" track and all the innovations your dad brought to fruition while he crewed for Mike Zopp.

A friend just mentioned the loss of your Dad, having lost both my Mom & my Dad I realize it is a very difficult time, I'd like to express my deepest sympathy to the entire Pease family, just hold on to all "good memories!" (Chickie Nicolai) a.k.a. Betty Davis

I think back in my youth, in Afton, we lived next door to Mrs. Pease parents, Ernie and Mabel Secrest - the Pease Family were regular Sunday visitors - that pleased Mr.& Mrs. Secrest SO much! - God Bless

Paul, John and Sue - We found out yesterday that Paul Sr. went to be with Marge. So sorry for your loss. Just know that even if we are not physically in Binghamton to give you each a hug and an encoraging word, you are in our thoughts and prayers as you go through this trying time. Godspeed, Paul Sr.!
Patty and Eddie Doebler and family

Dear John Paul, and Susie,
We have lost a great one; my memories of working with "Father Paul" on Saturdays at the Skillet will stay with me forever. What a fantastic life he lived; I saw him at Lowe's not more than 18 months ago and he hadn't changed a bit. All of our prayers are with you-I truly believe he is back with the love of his life and at peace. God Bless! Steve, Jocelyn,and Olivia

It has ben many years since we visited your family. I was sorry to hear about Pauls passing. I new margie much better because my grandmother (Susie Bozdos) and I used to visit her at her place of work(the dinner). My sympathies to the family.

My thoughts and prayers go out to the Pease family. I worked with Paul for many years at Links and remember him as a wonderful person with a kind heart.

i didn't know until this time that my cousin Marge Koltz had died,,both of you came to our wedding in Binghamton and danced the night away. Tom and Jan [Koltz] Würth