Paul Pierce Pickering III

In loving memory. I lived in Mission Hills and went to elementary school with Paul. I visited him many times in the hospital when he was confined to an iron lung. I brought him balloons which he would inflate to help strengthen his lungs. Every time I saw him he was positive and of good cheer. Those of you who shared his life as an adult know that well. In my life and in my memories Paul will always be cherished and never forgotten.

I never met Paul in person, but he is wonderful, caring and a very generous man. I am again very sorry for your loss. I had no idea that he was very sick to the point of dying, just as my husband, Alan was, who was in/out of the hospital/rehab center. I enjoyed talking to Paul over the phone about the condition of Alan, and his concerns about my health and well-being that I had always appreciate it. I felt that Paul and Alan always had a very special friendship and bond between them...

Priscilla and Brown, You may not remember me but Paul and I were best of friends in kindergarten and 1st grade. I was with him when he was diagnosed and that memory and his struggles are seared in my mind. I have thought of him often and tried to find him several times but failed. I have missed him for years and will continue to do so.

Priscilla and family, So sorry to hear about your loss. Love and best wishes.

I am so sorry to hear about Paul. We were best friends, as kids, when we lived in Mission Hills and when he moved to La Jolla. I never forgot him.

I am very sorry to hear of the passing of Paul Pickering. I always admired his spirit and his enthusiasm. I would like to be at the April 28th Colgate Circle but I will be on a surgical mission to Mexico. May he and his father rest in great peace.
Thomas Vecchione, M.D.

Brown and Pricilla,
My sincere condolences. Rest in Peace Paul. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.

There was never a better friend

Rest In Peace Big Boss

I miss you

My condolences to Pricilla and family

Ever onward big boss ever onward