Paul, the Gross Brothers and I all worked together at Bill's Clothes at Richmond Mall. He was a great guy with a good sense of humor. He had an accounting degree from Cleveland State University and became a partner in a business that found work for part time workers here in Cleveland.
Paul was a great guy and had a loving family. Beside Bills clothes as Micheal mentioned, I was in accounting classes with Paul at CSU, we study at his parents house after class and we worked at the West Side Market before classes unloading frt cars. Next time you are at the West Side market, notice the name on the stone entry arch.
I first met Paul in 5th grade at StMM on Belvou when his family moved to Sherwood Road. I delivered the Press to his wonderful family. I recall smelling the mouthwatering aroma from his Mom's simmering spaghetti sauce when I delivered the paper. Paul went to St Joe's in 9th grade then Brush. Unfortunately I never saw him again after graduation. So thank you Gary and Mike for your comments. RIP, my friend.
Michael Cesa
Paul, the Gross Brothers and I all worked together at Bill's Clothes at Richmond Mall. He was a great guy with a good sense of humor. He had an accounting degree from Cleveland State University and became a partner in a business that found work for part time workers here in Cleveland.
Gary Gross
Paul was a great guy and had a loving family. Beside Bills clothes as Micheal mentioned, I was in accounting classes with Paul at CSU, we study at his parents house after class and we worked at the West Side Market before classes unloading frt cars. Next time you are at the West Side market, notice the name on the stone entry arch.
Ray Toll Jr.
I first met Paul in 5th grade at StMM on Belvou when his family moved to Sherwood Road. I delivered the Press to his wonderful family. I recall smelling the mouthwatering aroma from his Mom's simmering spaghetti sauce when I delivered the paper. Paul went to St Joe's in 9th grade then Brush. Unfortunately I never saw him again after graduation. So thank you Gary and Mike for your comments. RIP, my friend.