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Paul Michael Reiner

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Paul Michael Reiner was born March 20, 1984 in Billings, Montana. He died June 25, 2007 in Austin, Texas. Paul is survived by his parents, Mark and Jody Reiner, his sister Therese (Tara) Reiner, his grandfather, Jack Reiner and grandmother, Adelia Spann and his closest friend, Kristin Zreet....

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Paul gave the best Latin translations. His imaginative renderings were great showcases for his brilliance, his creativity, and his humor. Years later, I am still sharing his words with my students because his word choices were always so clever & entertaining. Yes, his exact words are still very much with me. In the interstices among Latin grammar, he and I laughed a lot. We had some deep & serious discussions. And as he ate his pumpkin seeds, he was always explaining to me the science...

Although time has passed, a day never goes by that I don't think about my grandson, Paul, and remember him in my prayers. I will always treasure the time I spent in Billings right after he was born. As he was growing up, it was so entertaining to hear about the things that interested him--newspaper stands, trash trucks, junk mail, vacuum cleaners--and baseball. Whenever we "talked," baseball and the KC Royals always entered the discussion. He was an avid fan and always donned his favorite...

Paul was the little brother I never had. Even though we've always lived miles apart, in a different city or country even, I realize now how big a place he had in my heart. I enjoyed watching him grow up, developing into a strong, sometimes opinionated (baseball!), kind, talented and caring young man. He helped me reconnect in many ways with my own grandpa, allowing me to see him through new eyes. The shock and sadness of losing my cousin Paul is deep. I'm going to miss him. I am thinking...

I thoroughly enjoyed getting to know Paul while I lived in Colorado Springs. The Lord has blessed me with two daughters. I just know that if I had ever had any sons, I would have liked them to be just like Paul.

Paul Reiner Summer 06

I cry now for you, Paul, as I have several times over the past week. Though they begin as tears of sadness they soon turn to tears of laughter because of the fun we had. My only regret is that I didn't know you better. I have found that you were so important to so many people on such a personal level. We, your friends, all love you and I see now how big of an impact you had in each of our lives, not just my own. I miss you so much and I hope Heaven is everything you thought it would be. I am...

Now cracks a noble heart.
Good night, sweet prince,
And flights of angels sing thee to thy rest.

"Hamlet" 5.1.341-42

Paul,
It has taken me a week to figure out what I should say, or even how I should say it. Though those things are still very unclear to me, I know that you were one of a few people who understood everyone. You loved all people, no matter their walk of life, and for that you were one of the greatest people I have ever known. You will be greatly missed and will always be in our hearts.
Love,
Jen

Paul,you will be incredibly missed. You were my best friend from the first day I met you when I moved to Colorado. I'll forever carry the great memories of what we did to enjoy life. I look forward to fishing with you again when I'm finished with this life. Love you, bro.