Paul L. Sauer

I´m so sorry for your loss, prayers for you and your family

I (Gene) first met Paul while standing in line to sign in to our first army assignment at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio, Texas in September, 1968. Among other things, we shared our patriotic views. Following that first conversation, and after some time I came to feel that Paul was one of the most genuine, kind, generous and helpful people that I had met to that time. He was also very curious, bright and academically gifted, however, with a good measure of humility. It was...

Paul Sauer was a wonderful person. He was warm, caring, fun-loving and very kind. Paul embodied all of the characteristics one would like in a college professor. He was smart, helpful and could see problems from multiple perspectives. He was a great colleague, and he was an even better friend. I feel very blessed for our friendship. He will be missed greatly.

I met Paul in the late 1980s just prior to his joining the faculty at Canisius. We became good friends instantly and had so many attributes and experiences in common. Paul was brilliant in the areas of marketing management, multivariate statistics, and quantitative methods. He was dedicated to teaching and devoted considerable time and effort to the development of new courses and teaching innovations. Paul also consistently produced an impressive stream of scholarly research publications....

I worked with Paul at Canisius and have many fond memories of him. He was quick with a joke and a smile. He was one of the smartest people I have ever met, and was not just a colleague, but a friend and a mentor. No one ever had anything negative to say about him. I will miss him.

Thank you for your service.

RIP