Paul Albert Keleher

Paul Albert Keleher, born on November 10th,1947, in Boston, Massachusetts, left this earth on November 15th, 2025, in Greensboro, North Carolina. He was a beloved husband, wonderful father, brother, grandfather, and friend whose kindness and love were clear to those who knew him. Paul lived a remarkable 78 years dedicated to his family, his work, and his passions.

Paul was a man of many talents, interests and life experiences, which led him to explore several paths on his professional journey. His education began at Framingham North High School, followed by Bowdoin College for undergraduate studies, and Brandeis University for a Master's degree. After exploring numerous pursuits, he felt called to a career of electrical work. He was the owner and operator of his own electrical services company for over four decades. Additionally, as an inventor and pioneer in his field, he was respected for his groundbreaking innovations that were created to save countless lives. These diverse experiences all helped form his depth of wisdom and character.

Beyond his professional achievements, Paul was a man of many hobbies. In his youth he found joy playing the trombone and engaging in a variety of sports and games. As an adult, he continued to enjoy playing games, and goofing around while spending precious moments with family and friends, especially over a good meal. He also found a passion for exploring nature through gardening, hiking and camping. As a true music lover, he nurtured his spiritual connection by singing traditional Latin polyphonic music with a choir at a local cathedral.

In 1981, Paul was united in marriage to Suzanne Woodin, his devoted wife, in Denton, Texas. Their love was a testament to commitment and partnership, and together they built a beautiful family. Paul was a true family man who deeply treasured his loved ones, always putting family at the heart of everything he did.

He is preceded in death by his beloved parents, Al and Ginny Keleher. He leaves behind a legacy of love in his surviving family: his loving wife, Suzie Keleher; his son, Kevin Keleher and his wife Helen Goodrum; his daughter, Ali Carvalho and her husband Jon Carvalho and his precious granddaughter, Fiona; his brothers, Richard and Dave Keleher and their spouses; his sisters, Mary Hardy, Patty and Joanne Keleher; along with numerous nieces and nephews. Plus a multitude of friends and extended family.

The family is planning a celebration of life for Paul in the spring of 2026. In lieu of flowers, a donation may be made to CurePSP at https://www.psp.org/

Paul Albert Keleher's life was a symphony of love, family, exploration, and innovation. His memory will inspire all who knew him to live fully, act with purpose, love deeply, and cherish every moment.