Paul Herman von Allmen

I remember Mr von Allmen from my childhood. Having grown up in the booming metropolis of Deansville, we all knew one another. He always had a smile and was more than willing to help a neighbor (happily, of course). As an adult, I moved back to Deansville and was happy to see that most of the neighbors remained. Awesome neighbor and awesome man. Thinking of you all at this time. Kim Kohler

Fond memories of when your family lived in the "Deansville" area. Our condolences. Bruce & Barb Kohler

Gary, Karen, Mary Kay, Joe, Our condolences to you and your Mom on the passing of your Dad. I remember him as being very cheerful, well-liked, and talented. Len

Wanted to send my sypathy's to the family of Paul. He was a wonderful guy. Got to visiting with him different times at the Heiman get togethers. The last time was in June at my daughter, Teresa Heiman's Heiman and Memorial for Hattie. Hugs to all. Mary Heiman & Marvin Haseleu

I met "Karen's Dad" in 1965 when I was three years old. We moved in to the house next door on Elgar Lane in Madison. He had lots of wonderful jet black hair, really tall, a booming voice and was always wearing a huge smile. He worked the 2nd shift at Oscar Mayer and as I write this I can 'see' him leaving for work after "Karen's Mom" made a large noon meal. I’m waving to him at this very moment.