Paul R. Rock

So I am not sure but I believe this is the Paul Rock that my x and I lived with in key west Fla in 1982or 83. If I am correct he was a wonderful man who was very calm and quiet but never dusted his stereo equipment. He made a dish with egg plant that was tomato and cheese based that he said was his mothers receipe. It was wonderful! If this is or even is not the person I think it is God bless family and. Paul. If this is the man I think it is please let me know. He was a wonderful...

I Worked with Paul at "The Wally" in Chicopee, Ma for 4 years, We had a great time working together & went out for many lunches, as well...When I told him I was moving to Florida, he got the idea to move to New Mexico...We kept in touch for a few years, but I just found out (through a bounced e-mail) that he had died...I knew he had a minor heart attack a few years ago, but didn't know more til today.

He was my good friend and roommate while I was stationed in Okinawa. I will miss him.

My heart goes out to all of Paul's loved ones. He was one of my first friends and I will always remember him fondly.

sorry for your loss

wilfred and joline daudelin

Dear Marie, Ernie and Carolyn,
I'm very sorry. I remember Paul as a very quiet, polite and kind guy who loved country music. We will all be together again someday. How wonderful that will be!

Aunt Marie, Ernie, Caroline and family, I pray Jesus gives you peace and holds you close during this difficult time. I have fond memories of our families living on Bardwell Street. I remember when Uncle Donald took Sue and I to the store and bought us mini turtles. We were so excited! Sue named her turtle after Ernie and I named mine after Paul. I also remember getting hurt on a bike and Paul carried me up several flights of stairs to my dad. He was always kind and caring. Although I...

Aunt Marie, Ernie and family:

My deepest sympathy for your loss.

I offer my sincerest condolences to Paul's family. I knew Paul for only 18 months when we were stationed together in Okinawa, and me being from Springfield, we shared a connection. I'll always remember him for his kindness and his teaching me cribbage. His jaw hit the table when I pulled a 29 hand my second day playing. A truly good guy.