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LC Johnson (Chesapeake, VA)
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To each of you with ties to the Laake family, we extend our deepest sympaties. Although unable to comfort you in person, we treasure the memories we have, and those you have shared, of knowing Paul Ernest Laake. May God be especially close to you at this time. ~JP and Linda Johnson
Monday, May 21, 2012 |
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Patty "McGuire"Shannon (Wharton, TX)
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I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your Dad. I will never forget the great times we all had growing up. Mr. Laake will be missed. Our parents are all together now looking down on us saying we did a pretty good job with our children. God Bless you all.
Sunday, May 20, 2012 |
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Harry D Brady (Austin, TX)
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Uncle Paul with your passing all of Grandma and Grandpa Laake's children are together again. I'll miss you very much.
You've always been close to me in my heart. My Mother Ollie
often spoke wonderfully of her younger brother (Little Paul).
The family appreciates your service to our country in WWII.
It will take a country of people like you to make this country
as great as it used to be. With my greatest sympathy and love.
Your Nephew,
Harry
Saturday, May 19, 2012 |
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Bobbie (Lou) Robison (Lynden, WA)
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My deepest sympathies for you and your family. Uncle Paul is with Aunt B in Heaven with our Father. There they are living such a happiness that we here on earth only dream about.
Saturday, May 19, 2012 |
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Charlotte Jernigan (Austin, TX)
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I so enjoyed getting to know your dad this past year after he moved back to Austin. Now that I read the details of his life, I realize that there IS some chance that our father's knew of each other in the oil field business.
Its amazing that he remained relatively healthy to such an age. He was part of a loyal family and I happen to know that he was especially well cared for by his loving daughters...he couldn't have been luckier in his final years! I wish him a smooth and swift journey home. Love, ++cj
Friday, May 18, 2012 |
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