Condolence: Paul and I checked out together on the DC9 together at Delta in 1988. I was watching a documentary on Amazon prime called Thud Pilots and saw him! Though it's been over 30 years, I'll never forget him. He was a great man and a great fighter pilot! As I approach my own retirement from Delta in 7 months, Paul left an everlasting impression. So sorry for losing him! Steve Mungle Delta Air Lines USAF RES, ret

Condolence: Although, I do not know your family personally , I can sympathize with your sorrow and lost ! I want to share with you the peace and comfort of Gods Promise found in your copy of the Holy Bible. A promise of a happy reunion soon with our dead loved ones , right here on a Paradise Earth! I have lovingly provided below a link that will direct you to this comforting Promise, found in your copy of the Holy Bible . https://www.jw.org/en/publications/books/dead-live-again-tract/dead-live-again/#?

Condolence: Condolences to the Sheehy family. Psalms 147:3 says God, "heals the broken hearted, and binds up their wounds." May God bring you comfort and peace.

Condolence: Mary Ann and Family, My deepest sympathy on your great loss. I flew several times with Paul. He was a pleasure to work with and an outstanding pilot. You are in my thoughts and prayers. May Paul rest in peace.

Condolence: Paul was a man among men. I was a classmate at Delta and found him to be a kind and generous person whom everyone wanted to befriend. His modesty belied his many abilities which included possessing the soul of a warrior, as his experience in Viet Nam demonstrated. My sincerest condolences to his family.

Condolence: Paul was one of the best. i really enjoyed flying Thuds with him. We are praying for you all.

Condolence: Mary Ann and Family, Paul was a kind, sweet soul who always had a smile on his face. May God bless you and hold you in the palm of His hand as you journey through this loss. Love, Bill and Sherry

Condolence: Lisa, You are in my thoughts and prayers. So sorry for your loss. Love you my sweet friend.

Condolence: I met him many years ago and we played a lot of tennis. He was a great guy and a real war hero. He never bragged but I saw him in a Vietnam video after completing his last mission. A sad loss for everyone. Rest in peace my friend. Skip Getelman

Condolence: Lisa, My heart hurts for you and you are in our prayers. We love you. The Killingsworth's

Condolence: Paul was a great friend and even better person. I consider myself very fortunate to have known him for as long as I did and will remember him always. My sincere condolences to his family and to everyone who loved him.

Condolence: Lisa, You are such a kind, loving member of the NHHS family. Thank you for your positive contributions to our lives here. We are so sorry for your loss and we pray for peace and comfort for you and your family during this time.

Condolence: So deeply saddened to hear that your Dad passed away, Karen and Lisa. Please be assured that our prayers are with the two of you and the rest of the family. The two of you have always been very special to us and we love you and have always thought of the two of you and our "adopted" kids! May you be comforted by the presence of The Holy Spirit during the days and weeks ahead.

Condolence: I am deeply saddened to hear of Paul's passing, I was just thinking about him earlier this week. I always looked forward to his visits to Hardy Ford back in the day. Paul was a gentleman and a patriot. My thoughts and prayers will be with Mary Ann and the entire family. Dan Autry

Condolence: Very sad to receive the news. Paul Sheehy was a customer of mine while I worked evenings at the Blue Bicycle. I was very fond of my conversations with Paul and his wife. Chatting with him about aviation is one of the reasons I chose to pursue becoming a pilot myself. Thankful for having known such a solid man.

Condolence: So very sorry for your loss; deepest sympathy and prayers. Steve, Charity, and Jacob Wang

Condolence: Paul was a wonderful and kind person He always had a smile on his face and was gracious in everything he said. We will miss his wonderful bass voice in the choir at Grace. From the Vietnam Veteran Brothers Of Dawson Co. Chapter 970. Go in peace Brother Paul.

Condolence: Paul was one of the finest men I've ever had the privilege to know. He lived his beliefs. And they were beliefs that all of us could learn from. He exemplified what a wonderful husband, father and gentleman should be. My thoughts are with Mary Ann and his children and grandchildren.

Condolence: Paul was very smart and could always solve logic problems quickly. He did the daily Jumble puzzle without using a pen or pencil. He cared about correct grammar and could still recite the complete list of 44 prepositions that Miss Forrester made us memorize in eighth-grade English class at Washington Junior High School. One of our last conversations was about the pluperfect tense. His skill as a combat pilot has been noted in several books about the Vietnam air war. He was kind and thoughtful and would always go out of his way to help someone. He was a perfect friend, and knowing him for 63 years made me a better person.

Condolence: I flew combat with Paul in 1967. He was the finest wingman I had. Paul never wavered at any time despite brutal conditions and the loss of many good men. Despite having little time in the F-105, he became one of the best pilots in the Wing. I could always count on Paul and am saddened by his passing. He was truly a hero.

Condolence: Mary Ann, We are truly saddened by the sudden death of Paul and we will miss him. We will miss hearing him sing in the choir and seeing him at Grace. Our thoughts and prayers will be with you and your family. May God grant you his peace and comfort. Love, Francis & Ruth Ann Ball