Paul Alan Wharton

My good and true friend, I can still recall the day we met in 1967. I still swear you had sideburns even back then. I am honored and humbled to have grown up with you as my friend. All those experiences we shared made us the adults we became. You were always seeking peace even then. You spread it wherever you went with whomever you met. That will be your undying legacy, because what you shared with others will be shared again and again.

As a sailor when others depart we never say...

I will always remember your gentle kindness. You won't be forgotten, Paul.

Paul you are gone from this world but not forgotten. I will miss your calming voice, your stories of your family ancestry, you were always willing to help with any work related questions. You are a good man my friend and you will be sorely missed. Thanks for always being a friend. RIP my friend.

I will miss your Morning Stories during our slow days at work. You shared your passion of your Family Lineage, your two lovely Cats, all the places you have traveled to, and most of all, your unconditional love for your wife & Kids! Thank you for all the memories and knowledge you shared with me! I will miss you dearly! May you Rest in Paradise!

I worked with Paul at Univar for 6 years. I enjoyed working with him and we had some fun conversations. RIP Paul.
~Sandra Carlquist

Dear Kathryn,
Sadly I send condolences to you and the family for your loss. A very tough fight, bravely met.
You and Paul welcomed me into your home for family occasions with warmth and kindness which I am grateful and have not forgotten.
Ellie Randall Worsham

Dear Kathryn,
My sincere condolences to you and your family. I wish you all peace during this incredibly sad time in your lives.

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. I remember his voice and how defusing it was whenever I had to call the Service Desk, it was so calming and he had endless patience when helping users. I can still hear it and it makes me smile. He is up there now still helping those who need it. Remembering you and your loved ones today and always.

Paul had the most calming, upbeat voice when dealing with stress out tech neophytes. He walked me and many others back back off the ledge as he methodically solved out problems. He lived live with gratitude as his default setting. RIP my friend