Condolence: I will always remember Paul and his music, from the 1970s. Paul was the kind and generous brother of my friend Karen. So sad to learn of his passing.

Condolence: My deepest sympathies Jann. Thinking of you at this difficult time.

Condolence: Jann and the rest of Paul's family, I am so very sorry for your loss. Jann, my dear friend, I'm without words because nothing seems to convey all I want to convey. I am so glad we had a chance to know Paul, even if for a short time. We both loved our times together. You were our favorite "couple" to hang out with, as we all had similar interests and all loved relaxed, good conversation. We are both sending love to you, and the rest of Paul's family. And please know you have so many friends who are here for you in whatever way you may need us in coming weeks and months and years. All our love, Julie and Bill

Condolence: Paul: you are a harmonica playing genius. Your knowledge of music was a critical memory and cool reflection. I remember playing a variation of a song in jazz by Lou Reed on a day when we had our street closing (Ferry Street, Lambertville, N.J.). You came across the street and asked me about it. Nice you said. Your membership in one of Lambertville Cities great bands, Exile On Main Street, was paramount. Dude you were as cool as a cucumber. I miss you Paul. I miss your neighborly friendship. Rest In Peace Paul.

Condolence: Hey, Paul, The world will miss you. Sending love to all your family and friends. Love, Kayzie

Condolence: To The Family of Paul Kaye With sincere sympathy in the loss of your loved one. Beautiful promises of hope and comfort are contained in God’s Word (2Corinthians 1:3) Let God’s Word comfort and keep you when you are weak, expressing words you cannot speak. There exist no other source with more promises of comfort than the Holy Scriptures. As you reflect on his life remember his joys and blessings. I pray you are not too sad. Surround yourselves with those who love him, share fond memories this too is a source of comfort.

Condolence: I am sorry for the loss of your dear Paul. We struggle with the question of why something like this happens, why people even have to die at all. God hates when things like this happen. He has a purpose that includes "death being no more" -Rev. 21:3, 4, as well as promising to “undo” death with the resurrection of our loved ones – John 5:28, 29. Currently the world is "lying in the power of the wicked one", but not for much longer. This hope has helped me get through some tough times and I hope it helps you now. When some time has passed, feel free to visit http://bit.ly/1K38EFt for more comfort. Again, I am sorry for your loss. MN