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Larry Throckmorton
June 20, 2023
Hey Paul, I just had a thought and tried to call you. When your phone was disconnected, I went to Google and found this. Rest in peace my friend.
Andrew Galloway
March 16, 2023
The Spearman's lived across the alley from the Galloway's. Paul was younger than me, but I recall watching TV in their home many times and playing up and down the alley. I will cherish the memories of this family always. May the God of Creation comfort your hearts and give you peace. Andrew and Earlene Galloway. Cordova, TN
Reece E. Wiley
March 15, 2023
I knew Paul as a student in some of my classes. Absolutely, a wonderful kid; a good, inquisitive, sensitive, and thoughtful person. His sense of humor was droll and unique.The world is a better place for him having been in it.
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