Wednesday, January 25, 2023
Growing up in the same Glenolden neighborhood, Paul was the our keeper of facts, our historian and our glue that bound us as neighbors and friends. Whether his detailed knowledge of who lived in our houses before us or details about the train systems in our area, or just remembering each of our birthdays, Paul had an encyclopedic mind, and could, and did tell us about it. As adults he never failed to join his childhood friends at Norwood park on Thanksgiving for our yearly reunion football game. For over 30 years he always brought his knowledge but more importantly he always came with his kindness and interest in his childhood friends. We could all learn about friendship from Paul- keep showing up, remain interested and always be kind.
Every friend I have from the neighborhood is a better person thanks to Paul and the Pease family. Whether sharing their pool, fostering children, being role models of compassion and tolerance and certainly providing Paul a full life, we are all grateful for it and the wonderful gift of Paul Pease. My deepest condolences to Mr Pease, his son David and the Pease family. With much love-
Steve Molineux
