Learned much from Paul and I am better for knowing him. Great technical writer and the automotive HVAC community is elevated by his contributions. He is greatly missed.

No exaggeration: There wasn't one time I talked to Paul that I didn't learn something new from him - and not just things automotive. They don't make them like him anymore. His passing leaves a huge hole in the automotive world that will never be filled. We miss you Paul!

Paul was one of a kind, we will surely miss his knowledge and quick wit. He was a good friend to our organization and a valuable asset to the industry. I also love that he loved to dance and have a good time, he was a good man and I'm thankful I got to know him. God rest his soul and peace and comfort to Sara and the family.

I was there with him when the auto world changed dramatically (electronic controls, trade groups, Montreal Protocol, etc), but Paul was not just a reporter, he was also an influence. We are all better off for him having been part of it.

Paul was one of the first automotive service writers I met when I joined Chrysler as its media relations manager for Service and Parts. He and I continued our friendship all these years. One of a kind---the GOOD kind.

Paul was a great guy. Elvis and I had a great deal of respect for his knowledge and his willingness to share it. There’s no one out there like him. He’ll be missed!

Gordon Marks(MACS-retired)
Paul always knew what went on in the shop and what the worts parts to change were and the best way to do it.
Everytime we met, he reminded me that ha was president of The Young Republicans at NYU.
Hard to believe he is gone.

Paul was a dear friend who made everyone around him better. So many stories of cars, racing and his beloved Cleveland Indians. He knew more history of the automobile than any historian I ever met and travelled with that overstuffed soft briefcase through miles of car shows before he went to the rolling bag. I shared many meals with Paul and do not ever remember him ordering straight from the menu. That was just Paul. Kind, caring, sharp as a tack and always willing to tell you like he saw it. The automotive community will miss him. I miss him already...