Paul Swisher

I missed Paul this past summer and thought of him often. He loved the tomatoes that I grew in my garden and it was fun to share with him.

Thanks to everyone who sent massages about Paul. His one year anniversary is coming up. He´s so missed. Love ya bro. Steve

To Steve, Maria, Peter, Nephews, Nieces & Cousins, I am so sorry to hear of Paul's passing. I knew him in the 70's as a kind, always-smiling cute guy who loved to joke around with his brothers and buddies (Derek) but held his own when teased in return! He was always ready to help anyone at a moment's notice. Sweet guy! God rest his soul!

My condolences to Paul's family. I knew Paul when he worked at Beak and Skiff. He was a great guy and took pride in what he did. It has been a long time but I still remember his suttle since of humor.

Maria, I am very sorry to hear of your brother's passing. May God give you strength and guidance in the days ahead.

My favorite memory of Paul is the time he organized a work party to help me remove the branches from the apple trees. It had been a very wet summer and the trees were loaded with apples. The tree branches were being pulled from the trees under the weight of the apples and needed to be cut off. Paul got Billy Putzer and Heeth to meet early one Saturday morning to take care of the trees. I drove the tracker and move the branches to the burn pile. It was so kind of Paul to help a neighbor...

I'll always remember whoopin' your butt at cards - thanks for lovin' myself and my family the way you did <3

I didn´t know Paul, but I went to school with his brother Pete, and I met their mother a few times when she would stop up and see my Uncle Ambrose when he was in the farmhouse. Pete and their mother were some of the best people I have known, and it sounds like Paul was as well. My Uncle spoke highly of the times he spent in the valley and with good reason from what I have experienced. My condolences to the family.