Paula Louise Smith

So sorry to see that Paula had died. Knew her way back in Stoneham on Calthea St. Believe I last saw her at her mother's celebration of life or in North Andover when she lived there. So hard to lose the baby of the family. Deepest sympathy to all. Would like Suzanne's address if possible. Stay safe in these crazy times.

I met Paula over fifty years ago at Windham College and was immediately taken in by the wonderful Smith family. George, Anne, Suzanne, Natalie, and Paula - none of them ever met a stranger. I remember a household filled with witty conversation, loud laughter and classic jazz playing in the background. My friendship with Paula was long and not necessarily complicated. We were always glad to see each other and took memorable trips together. I'm especially honored to have been included in her large boisterous circle of friends. She will forever hold a special place in my memories and my heart. Paul, I wish you the best through this difficult time. You and Paula were a formidable couple - tolerant, kind, loving, and laughing easily. I've always enjoyed our conversations about American music.
Peace and love,
Rhonda Scott

We, the Harty family were fortunate to have known Paula. We'll remember her as clever, witty, saucy, direct and a model of courage through her illness. She made our brother Paul's life richer as she is sure to have done with her family, and score of lifetime friends. She will be missed.

I was saddened to hear of her passing, she was a wonderful
person who always made you feel so special, and had such
wonderful sense of humor. I sympathize with your loss Paul,
she talked about you every time I connected with her. She
loved life and all the people in her life.

I am deeply saddened by your loss and my heart goes out to you all. I can only imagine how hard missing Paula is. The times I met her, I felt her warmth, her sense of humor, her laughter - I can only sympathize for your loss. My heartful condolences to you all

My deepest condolences to Paul and his family over the passing of Paula. I had the pleasure of meeting Paula when I stopped by to visit Paul to play music a few years ago. She still treated me like family. She was clearly a wonderful person.

Paula brought warmth, brightness and smarts to everything she touched. We had her in our lives as cousin and friend. Better luck could not be had. We'll try to temper our sadness with the great memories of her laughter and humor. Those thoughts will remain. To Paul we can only say you have our love for all you did for her and more.

So happy to have had Paula in my life. She was a light to many and she will be missed by all who had the pleasure to know her. Prayers for Paul an d both their families.
Elaine Persons

You will be missed Paula....A kind lady with a big heart and big smile......We will never forget you Paula...

Paula was a remarkable friend. Her smile, wit and offbeat sense of humor always made times with Paula happy occasions. We will miss the sparkle in her eyes as she poked fun at herself and the peal of her laughter.

Sending our love and prayers for Paula and her family. She was a bright light in this world. Much love, Linda & Hugh

You could not ask for a better friend than Paula. We will miss her smile, humor and directness with sincerity.
Her class and compassion will be a lost to all. Joe McDonough & Gerry Heavey

I was honoured to have known her. She touched my life with her humour and laughter! My deepest condolences to her whole family. Take care, all.