Paul Stuewer

Many woodcarvers around the Northeast knew Paul, his dad, and his son from their attendance at the Woodcarvers' Retreat in Rhode Island over the Columbus Day Weekend every year. Paul was always very active there and chatted with everyone. One of his standard duties was to take up a collection to give a tip to the kitchen staff who always fed everyone so well and no one tried to escape when he was collecting.
We had found out about his passing just before our gathering this year. We had...

Dear Mary and Han,
I just say the obituary and that Paul was your son.
I have moved to Syracuse,NY three years ago and have lost many contacts.
Please be assured of my prayers. I remember Mary our happy days working together.Sr. Jean Canora

Aunt Mary and Uncle Hans. I wish I could take away your pain with Paul's passing.

TOGETHERNESS
Death is nothing at all. I have only
slipped away into the next room.
Whatever we were to each other,
we still are. Call me by my old
familiar name. Speak to me in the
same easy way you always have.
Laugh as we always laughed at the
little jokes we enjoyed together.
Play, smile, think of me, pray for me.
Life means all that it ever meant.
It is the...

INV PAUL R STUEWER MAY YOU REST IN PEACE

MICHAEL D LONG NY STATE POLICE/RETIRED

INV PAUL R STUEWER MAY YOU REST IN PEACE

Please accept my deepest condolence. I had the opportunity of working with Paul in the days following 911. He truly was a troopers trooper. Paul had a wonderful friendly and caring personality peppered with a great sense of humor. I remember conversations with Paul about how deeply he cared for his family. I'm sure this loss is devastating to all of you. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

My deepest condolences to Mr. And Mrs. Stuewer. I'm so saddened to hear this. Paul and Cathy went to school with me beginning with elementary school and lived next door to us on Vassar Road. Life is precious and short. Prayers to your family...Linda Ostroha Germinaro

My prayers and condolences for the family. 911 was a traumatic event for all of us, but the aftermath was grueling for those at ground zero. The smell and confusion were unbelievable. Thank you, Paul for your service and devotion.

J. Milliot retired Senior Court Officer

Lynn and I will always remember the fun days at the IBMCC indoor range. A place where you learned to shoot at the right target and. then have a proud career.