Paul F. Seitz

I am sorry that Dan and i can not make it to Uncle Paul's funeral. We wish we could be there. I have so many great memories of Uncle Paul taking us out to his garden, giving us concord grapes to eat, passing us cookies before dinner, and playing Euchre at Seitz Christmas parties. I love him very much, and am praying for the family.

So sorry for your loss. I remember visiting and the fun with Paul and Catherine, and Melvin (NIVLEM!) and Eugene at family gatherings with the Nicolai's, Whipple's, and Streiter's. I'm sure they're enjoying their family reunion in Heaven. God Bless you all.

Take comfort in knowing that now you have a special guardian angel to watch over you.

We are very sorry to hear you lost your Father. He lived a
real good life and now is with your Mother. Our deepest sympathy Duane and Eleanor Hall.

I will always remember Paul up north in the woods in Lincoln. His pipe let you know he was nearby and his big, warm smile let you now you were welcome at his place. I'll miss sharing deer hunting stories with him and sipping on his homemade wine. I must say, some of the bottles of wine he gave me as gifts packed a punch and kept me smiling for a while. To Melvin, Matt and Mark I just would like to say it was an honor to know your father and grandfather. Sincerely, a hunting buddy accross the...

We have some wonderful memories of
get-togethers at Jr. and Mabel Seitz's
Paul was alot of fun and made the
best home-made wine.
He was a great carpenter!

Sincere Sympathy to the Seitz boys,, I have many good memories of your Dad at corn shredding time and I think of the cream we bought from your Mother.
Maxine Kushmaul and son Bill

I send you the family my sympathy at this time of your loss. He was a good friend and like you I will miss him.