Paul Matthew Kollberg,

I first met Paul at Cherokee Middle School in seventh grade. He and I went to Bucks basketball games together back when the Bucks played a few games a year at the field house. Our paths crossed later in life in the advertising world and Paul's gentle nature and dry sense of humor remained intact. Paul was an easy guy to like and it explains why he had such a lasting positive impact on people. He'll be missed but not forgotten.

I will miss you dearly. I know sometimes you didn't believe in my "wild" ways but you were never one to judge. I love you forever.

My deepest sympathy to Debbie and the Kollberg family. Paul hired me to work for him at American TV in 1990. He was one of the best mentors I ever had. He was a hard and dedicated worker, he was a calm in the storm and he taught me so much about relationships with people. Paul never made you feel like you worked FOR him, but rather WITH him. He taught me how to develop meaningful and mutually respectful relationships with people. He put the gentle in gentleman. He made a big impact on my career and more importantly my life. I am deeply saddened by the news of his passing. Blessings to all. Peg Cox

Debbie and family, Paul was a kind gentle man who always did everything the right way! We were blessed to have been his friend. Dearly loved and greatly missed! Love, Mary and Rick

Debbie, I'm so sorry to hear this news. You and Paul were such a great couple; even back in high school I knew you'd have a full and rich life together. It was great to watch your family grow and blossom... you must have a million memories to hold on to. I can't imagine what you're going through but please know that I share your grief and am thinking of you.