Paul and I were very close friends in Jr/Sr HS and in College. We had good laughs and wonderful times together. Thinking of Paul and the fun we had puts a smile on my face. :-) We had a blast in Ski Club together going to Kissing Bridge. I especially think of him on his birthday in May. He had an upbeat personality and I know many others were "touched" by his presence. Gail Singer Ruhlman
Didn't know Paul well in High School but we sure had fun at ECC! A bunch of us hippies were always hanging around in the Student Union playing cards, writing articles/poems for the Collage or planning anit-war protests. One day we decided to map out what our commune would look like in Saskatchewan (in case the guys had to flee the draft). We had a lake, a big lodge for housing, a chicken coop, a vegetable garden, ducks, a couple cows and a dog. High above it all flew the commune flag - A HUGE DOOBIE. I still have the drawing that Paul made that day - taped inside the front cover of the ECC 1970 yearbook. It is one of my greatest treasures and always brings a smile to my face as I remember Paul and the fun we all had.
We were buddies in junior high school, cohorts in the Glee Club. He wore the fuzziest sweaters and was the best dancer on Rod Roddy's version of the American Bandstand at WKBW.
When I was twelve or thirteen, our family was taking a trip during easter vacation, to miami.
I was really excited about this but was concerned that I didn't know how to kiss. I had heard about french kissing but had never done it, so paul said he would teach me... we sat near each other and Paul leaned in and told me to open my mouth.. I did.. I opened it wide enough to fit an orange in it..Paul started laughing really hard and then I started laughing too.
That's one of many memories I hold about my dear friend , Paul.
Gail Singer (Ruhlman) (1968)
Paul and I were very close friends in Jr/Sr HS and in College. We had good laughs and wonderful times together. Thinking of Paul and the fun we had puts a smile on my face. :-) We had a blast in Ski Club together going to Kissing Bridge. I especially think of him on his birthday in May. He had an upbeat personality and I know many others were "touched" by his presence. Gail Singer Ruhlman
Cynthia Cumming (1967)
Didn't know Paul well in High School but we sure had fun at ECC! A bunch of us hippies were always hanging around in the Student Union playing cards, writing articles/poems for the Collage or planning anit-war protests. One day we decided to map out what our commune would look like in Saskatchewan (in case the guys had to flee the draft). We had a lake, a big lodge for housing, a chicken coop, a vegetable garden, ducks, a couple cows and a dog. High above it all flew the commune flag - A HUGE DOOBIE. I still have the drawing that Paul made that day - taped inside the front cover of the ECC 1970 yearbook. It is one of my greatest treasures and always brings a smile to my face as I remember Paul and the fun we all had.
Delmark Goldfarb (1968)
We were buddies in junior high school, cohorts in the Glee Club. He wore the fuzziest sweaters and was the best dancer on Rod Roddy's version of the American Bandstand at WKBW.
Jean Stefano (Hendrie) (1968)
Paul was a funny guy! We had good times in ski Club!! He was a good friend and made me laugh a lot.
Marly Wexler (1968)
When I was twelve or thirteen, our family was taking a trip during easter vacation, to miami.
I was really excited about this but was concerned that I didn't know how to kiss. I had heard about french kissing but had never done it, so paul said he would teach me... we sat near each other and Paul leaned in and told me to open my mouth.. I did.. I opened it wide enough to fit an orange in it..Paul started laughing really hard and then I started laughing too.
That's one of many memories I hold about my dear friend , Paul.