PAUL J. NIEDERBERGER

My wife and I met Paul at the K Mart pharmacy in Chippewa and soon learned we both attended Saint Wendelin Grade School. Many enjoyable conversations with this great guy - the Kennedy assassination was a favorite topic.Belated sympathies to the family, I just learned today of his passing.

Im so sorry to hear about Paul. I worked with Paul at Kmart for over 12 years (I actually hired Paul around 2003 or so for the Chippewa store). He was a great pharmacist. Ill never forget the last time I saw Paul. He came to visit me in Presbyterian Hospital in Oct of 2016 when I was recovering from a serious medical event. Rest In Peace my friend.
-Bruce Cornrich

I am so sad to read this! Paul was my friend that I met at South Park where we often saw each other when walking and/ or running. I really enjoyed talking with him especially hearing about his recent adventure in New York, to seeing pictures of him running in his marathon races. He was my very sweet friend, and the park will not be the same without him. I was just there this weekend and looking everywhere for him. I'm so sorry to his friends and family for their loss. Paul was a good and kind person, I will miss him.

I will remember the good times had with Paul. Board games, sporting events, wave pools, trips to NC (he used to swim in the Ocean, at night, crazy!), Paul was a great uncle to my brother and I, he was the best. I will miss him but be thankful for the time and memories we shared together.

Rest in Peace,
Your Nephew

Dear Mary and family,

I was so sorry to learn of your brother Paul's passing. I remember meeting him at sporting events at St. Louise when he would come to watch Shane play. He was a very sweet man. Prayers to you and your family during this difficult time.

With deepest sympathy,

Dear Mary and family,

I was so sorry to learn of your brother Paul's sudden passing. I recall meeting him at sporting events at St. Louise when he would come to see Shane play. He was a very sweet man. Prayers for you and your family during this difficult time.
With deepest sympathy,

Janet Graham

I went to grade school with Paul played on basketball team together.my sympathy to family and friends.a great guy..

Gone too soon. RIP my friend.

Uncle Paul,
You are an integral and treasured part of our family. (I'm not ready to speak of you in the past tense yet.) You were a fixture in our house when I was growing up, whether it was joining us for family dinners, birthdays, dispensing your vast pharmaceutical knowledge, or helping me with my chemistry homework. I have fond memories of our family vacations. You were game for whatever adventure Dad had planned, from renting a tin can rental car and driving around foreign countries to climbing ancient ruins. I deeply appreciate how much support and kindness you've extended to my mom and dad while we move through the unpleasant realities of chronic illness. I don't worry about them as much knowing that you're a part of their lives.

I'm sad that we didn't get a chance to say good bye, but I understand. Even in the end, you were looking out for us. I know you're busy catching up with Grandma. We're taking care of things down here. I hope you'll check in on us from time to time.

With Love,
Your Niece