Of Arlington, VA, passed away on Sunday, June 17, 2007. He is survived by his wife of 17 years, Anne Inman of Arlington, VA; a daughter, Carolyn Dube of Batesville, Indiana, and two granddaughters, Madeline and Emma Stevens of Batesville, Indiana. He is also survived by three brothers, Gerry Dube of Nashua, NH, William Dube of Dover, NH, and Normand Dube of Stratford, CT. Mr. Dube worked for the Department of Defense for 31 years. He served for 25 years in the Office of the Comptroller. At the time of his retirement in 1993 he was Deputy Controller for Program and Budget. A memorial service will be held on Monday, July 9, 2007 at 1 p.m. at JEFFERSON FUNERAL CHAPEL, 5755 Castlewellan Drive, Alexandria, VA 22315. A celebration of life will immediately follow. Donations in his memory may be made to the American Cancer Society.
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BILL DUBE
July 11, 2007
Just learned of Paul's passing. Our sincerest condolences from his cousins William Dube of Bedford NH, Richard Dube of Manchester, NH and Priscilla Gagnon of Chelmsford, Ma. As information, our brother Robert Dube passed on July 2nd and was buried on July 9.
Liz Banta
July 10, 2007
My sincere condolences to you Anne and the other family members. Although I have never played poker with Paul, I have known him for over 40 years starting at the Bureau of Ships. He was a friend first and a great boss later in our careers. He will be missed by all of us that had the pleasure of knowing him. God Bless
July 9, 2007
Our deepest sympathy from Tim Reedy, Staff, and Management of The Bungalow - Shirlington.
Ginny Cox
July 8, 2007
With deepest sympathy I offer my condolences to Paul's family. I too had the pleasure of playing cards with Paul. He has been and will continue to be missed at the poker tables around Northern Virginia!
Susan Neff
July 6, 2007
My sincere condolences to Paul's family. I met Paul at the poker table about a year ago and learned a great deal from our encounters. He was a charming, even-tempered man, a gracious winner, and a thorough gentleman. He will be missed.
Pat Pettit
July 5, 2007
My sympathy to the family. I knew Paul only a short time, but he had a great personality and a fun person to be around.
Dan Johnson
July 5, 2007
It was with profound sadness that I recieved the news of Paul's passing. Our lives were blessed in knowing him. His kindness, his smile, his straightforwardness will live on in my heart along with all those wonderful memories. I am a richer man for having known him.
My condolences to you, Anne.
Kasanda Chisambisha
July 2, 2007
Anne,
My heartfelt sympathies go out to you. Paul will be greatly missed. I still marvel at how he managed to keep all those tables straight.
Regards,
Kasanda
David Napier
July 1, 2007
My condolences, Anne. I met Paul from across the poker table and he modeled the characteristics of a sterotypical poker player...tough, gruff, no-nonsense. Admirable.
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