Paul Roberts

Rose- so very sorry for you and your family after hearing of Paul's passing.
Am so grateful that got to see him and talked to him at the Lenten Fish Fry a few weeks ago.
You will always have him in your heart. He was one of the good guys, but you know that.
Sally Workings-Parker

We will miss you Paul and the many times you allowed us to come fishing off your dock, and even tell us where to throw our lines! You were always concerned about us catching fish so much in fact, even took us for a pantoon ride to show us your hot spots! Our fond visual is you standing outside your slider, checking on us...and always asking how did you guys do. Thank you for blessing us!...never to forget. We know we will see you again friend but for now have fun fishing like never before!...

Dear Rose,
So sorry for your loss. I know it has been a long road of slow decline. Now may you know Paul rests in God's love and peace. May you know peace in your memories over 60 years and God's love as you grieve. God's love and blessings. Sister Ann

So very sorry for your loss. Sending thoughts and prayers to the entire Roberts' family. May you find strength to get through this difficult time.

Sending you our deepest sympathy for your loss of a very nice guy!
May God give you comfort and strength during this difficult time!

Growing up on post drive thru the 80's was and forever be the greatest corner of time in my life. Every kid in the area spent time playing on the huge lawn or sand pit out back.
In a day before socal media Pauls yard was the place to find out what's goin on and I can still see Paul standing tall in front of the driveway chewing a toothpick and discussing shotguns and hunting with my dad.
Thank you Paul for letting me fish little Pine island. I don't know how many nights I spent...

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Rest In Peace!! ❤

Thanx Paul for all the wonderful memories. Your house on Post Drive was a playground for all the neighborhood kids. From baseball, basketball, sliding, snowmobiling, or just having fun. That corner on Post and Chandler, that yard was the cornerstone of many memories..Thanx