Houlie
CEO of HoulieDice (TM)
I am so sad to read this. I always appreciated his positive, helpful spirit. My condolences to is family and friends.
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My deepest sympathies to Paul and his family and also to the ASL Community,View attachment 15622
I am deeply saddened by the news of Paul having passed away.
Never have I had the privilege to meet Paul in person and knew him only via this forum.
Over the years, I have grown to highly respect Paul for his always considerate kind ways, his patience, and respect . He impressed me and everyone with astonishing and profound knowledge that went into the most minuscule details. His posts showed that he was a logical thinker. I enjoyed his humor, especially when he went on to theorize - with reason - about some absurdities put before him. Where I fumble at being witty, it came natural to him.
Paul was a man of measure, attached to his beloved cats. Someone that I, that we, will miss and remember.
I deeply regret his passing and wish to express my sincere condolences to his relatives and his friends.
Ruhe in Frieden, Paul.
And may the Lord's light shine upon you.
von Marwitz
When I told Action Debbie about Paul passing one of her first reactions was to express concern over the fate of his cats. I share this feeling with her. We both like dogs but are really cat people, too much so actually. I know how Paul loved his cats and can't help but thinking about them wondering why he is not there for them. Hopefully his friends will see that his kitties get a good home with someone who will love them, although probably not as much as Paul did.My deepest sympathies to Paul and his family and also to the ASL Community,
he was an awesome asset and an expert on ASL and WWII gear. He will be missed,
Big-time. Incompetence can be replaced anytime but a good man is never easy to
replace and is now sadly gone forever. Rest in peace, your ASL Comrade, Vic.
P.S. I am a cat person, too and he will be missed by them as well...
I just lost a cat of 14 years, a gray & white short hair named Ringo, who along with his sister Clawdy, have been wonderful companions for almost a decade and a half. Awesome animals and hope Paul's group find a nice home. Take care one and all and live every day as if your last as you just don't know, especially in these times, if you will be here when it is all over. Love everyone in your orbit, including your critters and the world will be a better place, Vic.When I told Action Debbie about Paul passing one of her first reactions was to express concern over the fate of his cats. I share this feeling with her. We both like dogs but are really cat people, too much so actually. I know how Paul loved his cats and can't help but thinking about them wondering why he is not there for them. Hopefully his friends will see that his kitties get a good home with someone who will love them, although probably not as much as Paul did.