Paul A. Menne

Sure miss my Friend Paul, one of a kind, he gave me good advise and taught me about cars and friendship. 18 years already, Miss you Paul.

Still missing you big brother.

Miss my friend Paul, he was a friend to everyone.

Mike In SF

Today I am working on a demo for a client, they are the hub of Route 66, and one of their road signs has a 1959 Teal Blue Chevy Belair on it. First thing I thought of was my dad - and how he would say his '54 was better than the '59. I miss him all the time but I know he is always with me, and I'm thankful he gave me the wings to fly and be successful. His grandson graduates from college in May and I know he would be really proud of that. Love you dad - it's never really goodbye, it's just a see you later.

Paul holding a fake trophy that Paul Trent made for him as a gag before he was winning real ones.

I'm still thinking about my good friend Paul, Miss you Paul.

Thinking of you Paul,
your Friend
Here is a photo of our trip to North Dakota.

Mike

Paul, I'm always thinking about you, Miss your laughter.

Paul was such a good friend, always willing to help, he could figure anything. I miss him.

My big brother was always a hero to me, from the time he thrashed the town bully for pushing me down a hillside; even though the bully was much older and larger than him. I must have been all of 5 years old, but have never forgotten that day. He took me everywhere with him, from swimming & fishing in the creek, to movies, bowling, and enjoying hair-raising bike rides on the back of his bicycle. Later as a teenager, he thrilled me and my friends by throwing firecrackers at us from a moving car as we walked down the street. Life was never boring around him! Someday I hope to see him and hear his laugh again.

On July 26th the best part of me died.

We knew Paul mainly through Carla's stories at work. In that way Paul lives on with every retelling,rememberance and laugh. I cannot think of a better tribute.Our thoughts are with you all.

Even from those of us who did not see him frequently anymore after moving we will always remember everything from the nose wave, falling asleep on the couch every christmas to arguing with his brother Steve about every aspect of his life. His house and the houses of people who knew him will never the same again.

Paul was a good friend and mentor to me, always the first person willing to help with advise and friendship. Please accept my condolences !
We've all lost a good friend !!

mr paul menne was a great man, friend, husband , father and grandpa.... he will be greatly missed by all whom he touched...

My dad was a hero, and died doing something he believed in. We will miss him but take solace in knowing that while his time on Earth was limited, he made a difference in the lives of others.