Paul was a wonderful man who never gave up no matter how bad things were for him. A C7 quadriplegic since the age of 17, he never let his disability stop him from doing anything. He pursued a degree at Lamar College in Texas and worked for the Internal Revenue Service in Dallas, Tx, Denver, CO and Seattle, WA until he took early retirement. He enjoyed raising parrots and visiting with his friends. He fought his way back to health after have both his legs amputated above the knee and worked very hard at finding enjoyment in life after such a life changing surgery. He had the best sense of humor about being disabled and loved to exclaim "Oh no, I forgot my shoes!" He will be greatly missed by many people all across the country.
Paul was a wonderful man who never gave up no matter how bad things were for him. A C7 quadriplegic since the age of 17, he never let his disability stop him from doing anything. He pursued a degree at Lamar College in Texas and worked for the Internal Revenue Service in Dallas, Tx, Denver, CO and Seattle, WA until he took early retirement. He enjoyed raising parrots and visiting with his friends. He fought his way back to health after have both his legs amputated above the knee and worked very hard at finding enjoyment in life after such a life changing surgery. He had the best sense of humor about being disabled and loved to exclaim "Oh no, I forgot my shoes!" He will be greatly missed by many people all across the country.
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