Paul Edward Wilson

I am deeply saddened by the passing of Col. Wilson. He was an outstanding example of what a Marine should be. As a young NCO, I was proud to have served with and worked for this man. My wife and I will miss the annual anniversary call that he and Carmen made. Our heartfelt sympathy to the family and those who will feel his absence.


Sgt. and Mrs. L.P.Towner
Lucinda, PA

Blessings to you, to be absent from the body is to be with the Lord. Thank you your years of service both in the military and as a part of OCPS Adult Education. Your many gifts of selfless service will keep on giving in the lives of many. My condolences to the family

On behalf of the Military Officers Association of America, Central Florida Chapter, we are saddened to loose a fellow brother in arms. As a Life Member of our Chapter, your patriotism and dedication to your fellow service members made an impact on those who knew you. Semper Fidelis! Major, USA (Ret) Lorraine Holland, President of MOAA CFC

Paul I never knew you but you are a fellow Marine. You lived your life like a great man should. It is time for you to go to another duty station and help guard the heavenly streets until I get to meet you one day. You are why America is a great place to be everyday. Thank you. Semper Fidelis Marine

Paul is one of my dearest memories of my time at OCPS Adult Education. We shared adjoining cubbies and Paul could always be counted on for positive thoughts and cookies! His words of concern and comfort were especially meaningful during my son's deployment to Desert Storm. Paul had been there and done that and he knew how to comfort me. My heart aches for your loss, but rejoices that I knew Paul.

Paul and Ed Danowitz are reunited in the Corps Eternal. The streets of heaven are in good hands. Semper Fidelis, my friend. Stand at ease.
Mike Galyean
1st Marine Division Assoc.