Nine years today. Still forever missed. Sending love.

Remembering you today Paul. You were a bright spot to everyone you met. We all know you never met a stranger!❤️

Hey buddy!

Happy Belated birthday to you!

There's not a day that goes by that I don't miss our random breakfasts and lunches and conversations. I miss those dearly, but what I am greatful for is that I know you are in God's presence, and looking down on us. So much has happened since you went home to be with Jesus, and I'm forever greatful to have known you. I know you'll be rooting me on as I coach football coming soon. Love you my dear friend!

Happy Birthday Paul. I think this would have been 37 on earth for you. You are missed. I'm pretty sure your parents and Noah did something special in your memory today.
Be of good cheer. I do believe Jesus is coming to redeem His faithful very soon. Still lots to do while we are on this earth and no doubt you would be a joyful laborer for the harvest if you were here!

Thinking of you today Paul. Remembering birthdays in the past always with your handsome smile. I miss you!

paul was the best dad ever i hear alot about you dad from grandma and grandpa we ran into rachel today and her kids love you :from Noah, Grandma, Grandpa.

Merry Christmas Dad.
from: noah
Grandma is going post a photo of me and their new dog Winston.
Love love love love love love love love love love love love love love love.
you you you you you you you you you you!

paul was my dad until he passed away and my new dad is todd emmert is my step dad and he is married to jennifer emmert msgt space command with 1 dog and 1 sister and 1 brother

Paul, between new requirements for signing in and my computer demanding restarts I am a day late, I prayed for your sweet Noah yesterday. I see your light in him when he visits your parents. I get to see him tomorrow. Happy birthday . With fond memories...

Paul, tough times today as I wrote last year! You would be promoting peace and love without fear or apology. How could anyone turn away from your smile? We know this challenge is but a grain of sand on a vast beach in comparison to the eternity we will someday experience as you are now with great joy!

Happy "earthly" birthday Paul. I wonder what you are doing with your heavenly father, God today. Is today like a thousand years in heaven? Do you know what's going on in our world? People in your age group are vocal, VERY vocal about world events. I wonder where you would stand, but I'm pretty sure I know. You would want to protect Noah and give him the same life you had on earth. You are missed. I always see you, in my mind with that disarming smile :)

Thinking about Paul today. Cannot believe it has been four years. He would have so much fun with his son and "buddy" Noah. He brought Noah to our home for an afternoon visit in February 2014 and we had hot chocolate and apple slices. I know, strange combination, but I remember that! I think it was the last time I saw him as he was just in town for a short period of time since they had moved to AZ. There was never a lull in conversation when Paul was around. I'm sure he has made many new friends in his new home with his heavenly father. He is missed.

Hey Paul, Thinking about you today. You're missed by all of us. In the past couple of years I've started having people call me Ryan Paul, as a little tribute to you and our grandfather. I'm the only Paul in the family now, so I carry on the name in honor of our history. I think about you all the time.

I first met Paul and his wife Jennifer at Compel Church, his bright smile, and warm hugs are what made my day. When Jennifer went to Colorado for a month or so in 2014, I came to know Paul really well. We had about 3-4 lunches and breakfasts together, just to hang out and talk. After collect groups at church, Paul and I always chatted about our weeks, and what we learned from the group night, We would sometimes chat for two hours on a curb outside a Starbucks. One of the best things I remember about Paul was that when I was really sick for about three months in a row, and I was having difficult times withy job, he would always leave me a message on Facebook or call me to see how I was feeling. This left a lasting impression on me because I even though he was very sick, he cared about how I felt FIRST. I only knew Paul for 8 short months before he lost his battle with cancer. I will never forget him, and there's not a day that goes by I dont miss our conversations and wish he was here. Love ya man, and miss you so much

I'm thinking about all of you today on Paul's birthday. Sending you hugs and much love.

I was thinking about Paul and his family today and sending all of you hugs.

Our family will never forget our time spent with Paul. I remember vividly the very first day we met Paul & Jen and little Noah. I remember his warm smile, friendly handshake and contagious laughter. Their family immediately became a part of ours. Paul was everyone's friend and never missed an opportunity to be a part of our community. He has left a lasting impact on us and on the Compel Church family. I see so much of Paul's personality and legacy continuing on through Noah. We love this family dearly. There is forever a piece missing and we anxiously look forward to the day when we will all be reunited again.

I got to meet Paul and Jen in April of 2008 when I started at the Club. They were planning their wedding reception with us later that year, and I had so much fun getting to know both of them, along with his parents Carol and Gregg during that process. I cannot say enough positive things about this absolutely incredible family. 

From the very beginning, Paul was one of the most fun and wonderful people I had ever met! He was always smiling, and always made me smile and laugh. From the times he would knock on my office window to see if he could startle me (and he did!), to the time that he called me an "old lady driver" because he was driving behind me leaving the Club (then we started racing!), he never failed to brighten my day each and every time I saw him.

He was an amazing friend to me, son to Carol and Gregg, father to Noah, and husband to Jen. I miss him dearly, but know he is in heaven and probably keeping everyone up there smiling and laughing!

Paul is loved by so many. I will always miss him. I am so thankful that he has such a wonderful Family. I feel very Blessed to have been able to spend time with him when he was a child and see him grow into a man.

Jimmie Don and I had the awesome opportunity to share time with Paul both here in Houston and in Colorado Springs. He always posed thought intriguing questions. He was well versed in so many subjects we never knew what was on his mind.  His questions would range from your opinion on the latest Tesla car to the latest style of western boots. No matter where we started a conversation his love of cars and their internal workings seemed to be where we ended. We both miss those phone calls when he just wanted to make certain we were doing well. His love for life was always present for all to share! Miss you!

I had the opportunity to get to know Paul, Jen and Noah on the few occasions our family would visit the Phoenix area. But even more than those few encounters, I feel like I've really gotten to know Paul a lot better once I started creating a video to highlight his life and reading the comments left by folks from many different places. Paul touched many lives and his smile did, indeed, light up the room. It is now lighting up heaven. Noah, you and your mom have been blessed with someone truly special, and I trust that your Dad, Paul, will be guiding you from above.

When Paul would walk into a room and smile the whole world felt like a better place. His energy and positive attitude was simply contagious. He is greatly missed and will never be forgotten..As for little Noah, well the apple doesn't fall far from the tree.. What a cutie....