Paul Ramey

So sorry to see this news. I worked with Paul when we were both starting our careers at Tower Records in Mountain View, CA. He was an astute individual with a passion for music and life. A jazz man in the finest sense of the word who improvised on the riffs of the people surrounding him, and made them better players. Miss you dearly, Paul. Thanks for being a good friend through the years.
John Thrasher

To Paul's family, I am sorry for your loss. My your memories give you comfort in your time of loss. My sincere condolences

To Paul's Family- So sorry for your loss. We went to high school with Paul and remember him as a real nice guy. May your memories help to see you through this tough time. Jim and Mary Ann riley

I remember Paul playing the drums in high school, helping a hurt cat up on the dike after school, playing base ball and basket ball, talking about his brothers, and hanging out - he was a very special friend to me and gave me the most beautiful gift I could ever have in my life- for that I thank him. I send my sorrows for his family -

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Jan and Miles - Paul's memory will live on in our hearts forever. I can almost hear him now, boasting about something Miles did or the Giants lineup. He was a great father, a hard worker and a great person I am so sorry for your loss. And now a new life begins...
Arthur Moorhead

To Jan and Miles....Words, however kind, can't mend your heartache:
but those who care and share your loss wish you comfort and peace of mind. Our sincere condolences The Chizmadia Family

To Paul's family........my sincerest condolences on his passing. While we hadn't seen each other for years, I thought Paul was great and valued his contribution back when he worked for me at Verve in the early '90s. In more recent years, I very much enjoyed being in touch via facebook. So sorry for your loss. Dave Weyner