|
I'm Martha King Andriacco WHS Class of '62. Paul was my only sibling and I was in the class web site and saw his name "In Memory" with little info. so decided to give you more information. My brother was the "clown" as I'm sure lots of classmates will remember, he could always make you laugh. He was a great guy with a big heart. He died way too young leaving behind a wife and 2 small children at the time. He served on the Finneytown School Board. Before he died he had taken over our dad's grocery business. He graduated from UC with a degree in business. He would be very proud of his children who are both very successful. I miss him every day!
Survived By: Son- Paul Jr. Age 34 Daughter- Kristen Age 31
|
Lawrence Byar
Paul died in 1987 of heart attack. He left a wife and 2 children.
Terri Menke (Stephany)
I have so many fond and funny memories of Paul King. He had a zany sense of humor and was fun to be around, especially Iglers after school. Was shocked and hated to hear of his passing so young.
Joyce Elmore (Dooley)
The saddest part of the reunion is when we learn of the passing of dear friends. I had the wonderful pleasure of knowing Paul King. He always made me laugh....especially in class. My heartfelt sympathy goes out to his family. I am sure he is dearly missed. God Bless you, Paul! We all love and miss you!!
Joyce Elmore Dooley
Mary Lou Humphries (Clark)
Paul always made me laugh, he was one of the truly good guys! It is sad to see that so many of our former friends have passed away already.Jack Yosafat
I didn't know Paul very well in high school but remember him as a funny fun loving guy. I got to know him much better after he became a patient in my office . He was so funny and my staff and I enjoyed when he showed up. It was hard to treat him because I was almost always laughing. He also had a serious side and was elected to the Finneytown school board, knowing he wanted to bring about changes for the better. I will remember him fondly.
Jean Fisler (Overman)
I have fond memories of Paul from Hartwell School through all the years at Woodward. He was so funny and fun to be around. I think of him often. My son met Paul's son his freshman year at University of Toledo. What a coincidence! They lived across the hall from each other. I read Paul's sister's comments and would love to get in touch with her. We too were friends. Martha, if you read this, I hope we can connect.
Jean Overman Fisler