Philip A. "PP" Paul

On behalf of the Badger Honor Flight Board and all our volunteers, we extend our deepest condolences to you all, the family of Philip Paul. We are forever thankful for his service to our great country. What an honor it was to take Philip on his “Trip of a Lifetime”. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

phil was my coworker/friend and was always open to any questions I had as new boiler operator in the power plant about all plant equipment. His friendship and kindness to others will always be remembered.

Phil was one of "My Veterans" when he and Betty were members at Burke Lutheran Church. They were such a wonderful couple. Memories of walking in The Relay For Life events in honor of and then in memory of Betty. Even bought them both special T shirts to wear. Was happy for him when he found "new love". Had lots of lively conversations about his niece who lived near us in Fall River and his sister who owned Kelly's Bar near our farm and served the best corned beef around on St Patrick's Day! Will surely miss him!

Uncle Phil welcomed me into the family with open arms. When I worked in Madison at Osterman Jewelers.Phil would come in just to say hello.Somerines we would sneak a coffee or lunch in.He will be missed.

I knew Phil when i was a caregiver for Betty, he was always so loving towards Betty, lost touch with him when I moved out of Madison. My condolences to the family.