Paula J. Travis

Dear Richard and family,
Paula was my co-worker, supervisor, and manager at the Department of Labor, but most of all she was my friend. Although we have not seen one another recently, we shared many fun times together. My best memories of Paula are when she and 2 others from the Dept. of Labor came to visit me for two weeks when I lived outside of London. We had many laughs and stories to tell each night when we came home for dinner. The adventures ranged from Paula sharing dinner...

Paula was my supervisor for several years when I worked for the Department of Labor, and I always used her as the model for what a good supervisor should be: she had a great sense of humor, always supported her staff, and never took herself too seriously. The world is a much better place because she was here. My heart- felt condolences go out to all of you.

Dear Keith, Lori, ...and Madison; and the entire Travis family.

No words can really express the loss of such a loved member of the family. May your days ahead be filled with your fondest memories of Paula.

...I can't help but think of this past year and how your mom and Madison had time together.

We will continue to cover all of you in prayer....

Affectionate Regards,
Henry

Dear Kevin and Jennifer and the Travis family: we were so sorry to hear of the great loss of your mother. We understand that she was a really wonderful lady.
Our sincere condolences,

Bob and Daneille Skrabalak

Dick,
I am sorry to see of your tragic loss. I wish there was some way that it was possible to ease the pain that you are going through.
My thoughts and prayers are with you.

I had the pleasure of working for and with Paula at the DOL. You couldn't ask for a better boss or a better person. She saw the good in people! She will be missed.

Dick, you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers at this very sad time. What a shock when I read the Binghamton Paper online this morning and read about Paula's death. I will always remember the good times..especially the last one when you two and the Wokans visited me in Ft. Myers and Karl played the accordion and we all did the Chicken Dance!

I had the opportunity of working with Paula for several years. She was a wonderful woman. I know you will miss her very much.
With sincere sympathy,
Debbie Morello

Coach,

Very sorry to read about your loss. Our most sincere sympathy to you and your family. Carol and I are in Conn. and won't be able to attend the Sunday service. Our very best.

ed and carol banks