Harry Paul Haldeman

I knew Paul from Galaxy and found him to be such a sweet, kind man. It was always a pleasure to work with him or just sit and chat. He spoke so lovingly of his family. My deepest sympathies go to all of you. He is at peace now with the Lord. God bless you.

I know him from SRA. He was a nice guy, such a good person, easy to get along with and friendly with everyone. God rest his soul.
My deepest condolences to his family and friends.

I knew Paul from Galaxy/SRA and he was always a joy to be around, so fun loving and right on the mark with all the right details.
'He has flown on angel's wings to sit at His Side...'
Sincere condolences to his family and all who feel his loss.

To the Haldeman Family,
I'm sorry for your loss.
I worked with Paul at Galaxy and SRA (days), he was our March Madness leader. A very fun and great man to work with, he will be missed.

Lauren, Ben, Ellie- my condolences for your loss. Though I didn't know him, I get the impression he was a wonderful person. I hope you find comfort in the prayers and support of family and friends.
Paul Hess

Paul was the best catcher a pitcher would want. I knew Paul, Mom, and Dad in P'ville with the Mighty Mites. Mr. Haldeman and my Dad were coaches also in Linwood. I remember my Dad telling me that one time he had to umpire and Paul said, "Mr. Miller, when Steve throws a curve ball, make sure you watch it all the way in, cause its going to look like a ball, but will end up a strike! I have great memories of Paul. Thanks, Steve & Evangeline Miller, La Mesa, CA

We had some good times in ninth grade. Paul, you were always a gentleman and such fun! I'm glad you had a good life, too soon ended.

Rest well my lifelong friend. You have earned your reward and though I will miss you dearly, I know now that you are truly happier than we can ever imagine. I am sure than you were met with kisses and a hugs from Ryan and my Beth and that they will help guide you through the gates of heaven. I am also certain that somewhere in your hereafter if a baseball diamond for your pleasure. I love you my friend and hope to see you again.

I grew up in Linwood, NJ with Paul. I remember him from 8th grade on...he was always such fun. In 8th grade, he and I made monkey sounds together and whenever we saw each other later in life we would make our monkey sounds!! He will be greatly missed by all of his friends who looked forward to seeing Paul at our class reunions. I know you are lighting up the rooms in Heaven!!