Uncle Paul and Aunt MaryAnn were always wonderful. I remember going to their house on Crown St for Thanksgiving when we had a snowstorm. I was just a kid but everyone had a great time,as always. I’ll never forget Uncle Paul's quick wit. He ALWAYS had a wise crack or comeback. Im so sorry he’s gone💔. - Chris Ouellette

Having grown up with Julie and Steve there are so many memories. From the Christmas spent all together at the house on Granite Hill when the Barron’s drive up from CT to all the summer fun in Belgrade at the A-Frame and all the cookouts and family gatherings between Our house and the house in Hallowell. Uncle Paul was the Uncle I was closest to because of this. Loved his quick wit and laugh and always a big hug and loving message. I got to sit for a couple hours with him over a couple beers in Gardiner after Aunt Maryann passed. It was the most one on one time I had had with him in years as life has become too busy. I so enjoyed our visit but sadly that was our last visit. He was a great man and lived to the USMC motto of Semper Fidelis - Always Loyal. Uncle Paul you will be missed! Give Aunt Maryann and Greg a big hug for me. ❤️ - David Plourde

I worked with Paul and Mary for many years and always enjoyed them. Paul had a great sense of humor and seemed to really enjoy life. Now he and Mary are together again. My thoughts and prayers go out to the family. May you find Peace knowing he is whole again. Cindy Y - Cindy Yachanin

Dear Julie and Stephen, My deepest condolences on the passing of your wonderful father. He will always hold a very special place in my heart. I will never forget the visits at Pittston School when he would always walk in with my favorite flavor of coffee! His hugs always warmed my heart and made my day a little brighter! He will be greatly missed by all that knew him. Thank you so much for sharing him with me and allowing him to be a part of my life! Thinking of you both and keeping you in my prayers. Love , Shelly Simpson - Shelly Simpson

Julie and Stephen, I was sorry to hear you have lost your Dad. He was a good man. I always enjoyed working with both he and your Mom at the bank. Please accept my love and sympathy. Sincerely, Claire Tisdale, Buckeye Arizona - Claire Tisdale