Paul Mark Pestello

Truly a kind & caring man. He will be sorely missed by all. My condolences.

Dear Freddie & Fran, Stephanie, and Joe, Norma and Linda, I just came across this, and am so sorry for your loss. He is certainly gone too soon. Sending hugs. Prayers and love to everyone. Cousin Marie Gallina Murphy

Our family is heartbroken over the loss of your beloved brother and uncle, Paul. The man was an absolute gem of a human being, we are so honored to have known him and that our dog Geordi was welcomed to his pack many times over. A beautiful soul and kind to the core, he is irreplaceable and we send you our love and prayers of comfort. Annette, Chris, Jackson, Clark and Geordi Helm

My prayers for his peace and for all of your family!

Paul was a great friend whose love of canines began when he naively trained his golden retriever puppy Poco to grow into a giant slobbering lap dog that greeted everyone with love. What a blessing it was to have been there and shared some of those youthful experiences with Paul. In later years, my mom became close with Paul's mom and her sisters in a way that only good people share with each other. Miss you all.

To Paul´s family, my name is jody prosser. Fred, I am Tim´s sister who I believe was in your SDS class! I met Paul about 10 years ago thru my friend Julie (she also loved Paul...he cared for her dog Lucy). I don´t really have the right words to explain how much Paul means to me. Numerous times I called him for advice and consolation and he was always available to help. He took my dog Polly many times to his house. Last Xmas my furnace died and it was 29 degrees in my house. He already had 12...

My first memory of Paul was in his kitchen of the home he was building in Bratenahl. He was so forward thinking in architectural design and I am to this day great friends with all that have purchased his home since. I was building my condo at the same time right through his firewall. He had the feistiest, smartest, cutest Jack Russell hopped up on the kitchen counter looking out the window and supervising. As time went on, Paul had corgis that he was so patient with as they enjoyed chewy on...

Paul. Rest in peace! I think back over all the memories and laugh. We sure had fun! I will miss you old friend but will see you again