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Christine Ingraham
December 12, 2020
My family knew Paul way back in his early college days at Colorado College. We attended his first marriage. It seems like a long time ago, but I do have fond memories of Paul and his dynamic spirit. I moved to Chicago after graduate school and met up again with him when he opened his gallery. He was a force in the art world of Chicago. Very sad to hear this news, but glad to hear he had some very good years at the end.
Jim Dahl
November 23, 2020
Paul was a one of a kind personality.
He was so bright, so insightful, so funny (in his way), and so generous.
His death is such a loss for so many people.
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