Paul S. Aldrich

Paul was always a very nice man - very polite and friendly.

What a great smiling face! May God continue to bless you and us, Paul!

Very nice man. Always greeted everyone with a smile. ❣

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Love & prayers to you, Rosalie, & to your family."To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord."

Dear Rose and family,

I am so sorry for your loss. Paul was a sweetie. May you find comfort in the memories..

Fondly, Barbara (Ada's daughter)

Paul and I worked security many years ago. I so enjoyed his company. So sorry for your loss.
Don Desmarais

Sorry for your lose rose he was an awesome man I enjoyed our friendship and his smile

To the Aldrich family,
My heartfelt sympathies go out to the family and friends in this difficult time. I hope that the promise found in the 1 Thessalonians 4:14 can bring you some comfort. Knowing that there is a future for the ones we have lost in death can be reassuring.

Sorry for your loss Rose.
Paul always had a smile.
May all your memories keep you going in the days ahead.
Thoughts and prays are with you.

Sincere condolences and love to you all. Uncle Paul had such a sweet and funny personality. I was lucky enough to see him everyday when I worked at EMMC. I'll miss him very much.

So sorry for your loss. What a good long life Paul enjoyed. So many cannot say the same. He was one of those especially strong. Ps. 90:10

We love you Rose n Polly ! your sister Cathy n husband Fran !

My deepest sympathy on your loss. May you be comforted by Jesus' words at John 11:24 and 25.

Rose, Polly and family....my heart was saddened when I read the news of Paul's passing. I will remember him with much fondness. Forever in my heart and mind will be the many memories of him at EMMC, Rich 's and Searsport Shores where we shared many a great time. Heaven has gained a special Angel. Pat Braley

My husband worked with Paul at the hospital and always commented on his sense of humor. He thought that he was one of the nicest men to work with.

Rose I am the lady at St Joseph hospital we all were in the waiting room together in ICU.My name is Estelle and my cousin name was Rose.I am so sorry for your loss we were praying for you and your brother.It isn't easy to lose a husband because all we have left is memories but I pray for peace and comfort for you and your family.Estelle and Rose.

Paul was a welcome sight for many years at the front door of EMMC. May he rest in peace.

My deep condolences and poor prayers for Paul, a good friend, classmate and neighbor until I moved from Bangor.
Mike Samway

Dear Rose, Your path will be difficult to walk...it does take time, but hopefully you will remember the good things and be able to smile about the many good things you experienced throughout the many years with your dear Paul. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Love, Jan Cox

Love you and will miss you with all our hearts.

R.I.P Paul condolences to the family will always remember his infectious smile

Forever in my heart.

My sympathy goes out to the family during your time of grief. May God's loving-kindness comfort you and help you through this difficult time. (Psalm 119:50,76)

Paul...Dick and I will miss you! Love and hugs to you, Rose, and to all the family. Love, Jane

Would like to send my condolences to the family.He was such a wonderful man to be around,always making you laugh.RIP Uncle Paul,

Paul's sister, Irene, was married to my oldest brother, George, and I remember him well from his years of working at EMMC. He was so pleasant and always greeted me with a smile when I went there to visit a patient. A kind and gentle man.

I was saddened to see Paul's obituary this morning. I had a flood of memories of he and I working together during the early morning hours at EMMC directing employees as the entered what was then the employee parking lot. This was long before the parking garage was built. He made an otherwise boring task fun. He was always smiling and laughing. I worked with him on and off over the years during brief additional stents as a security guard at EMMC in later years. Of course I also visited friends and relitives who were patients at EMMC and it was always nice to see Paul, standing at the entrance greeting all who came in. His personality made him a perfect greeter EMMC.