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Paul Ambrose
February 28, 1920 – December 9, 2016
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Sherrie Bertrand says
Paul was an awesome man and a great pie maker he will be missed very much had awesome story’s with a smile on his face
Carol and Bob LaFountaine says
Lit a candle in memory of Paul Ambrose
Carol and Bob LaFountaine says
Paul has been in our prayers for some time now. I talk to Dave at work a few times, and ask about Paul. Dan and Sandy we miss seeing you guys. Give us a call. We are in the book. Or email us. Blessings for he is at Peace. Hugs! Bob and Carol
Carol and Bob LaFountaine says
Paul was a good one to make you laugh with a small joke or comment. He always had “His girls” around him to take care of that made him keep going. What a pure wonder he was. I loved his smile and back-rubs. Paul will be missed, but he is a peace and resting.
Richard Van Nice says
Hugs to Sal, the brothers and the whole family. Our grin and groan laughter fests were great. Loved him and always will. Being his “bookie” all those years was special.
Peace and Joy.
Van
Maria says
I have so many wonderful memories of you and the times we spent together. You gave me something I was not able to have because my grand parents lived back east and that was a grand father and grand daughter relationship. I will forever cherish the times we had together and the long talks we had. I loved hearing about your life and all the different places and adventures you had in your life, you would always make me feel like I was right there whether it was in the WWII , or in the Islands, or in the big grand hotels in the big city that you worked at. Thank you for all the love and support you shared with me. I promised you while you were here that I would keep moving forward in my life and its a promise you will see from the heavens that I will keep. I love you grandpa Paul and please tell everyone I send my love and I will see you again one day but know until then you will be missed by many!!!!
Love Laughs and Respect Always
Maria Caputo
Kristen Muffick says
Hello Ambrose Family and friends, I knew Paul from Hunters Pointe. He was a very loving person and always so kind to my grandmother and I. We ate lunch or dinner with him and exchanged funny conversations. His bubbly personality and fun spirited humor made my day. I didn’t know Paul for very long, but the time I did have with him made me love him even more. Paul had always treated me like his own granddaughter. I know my grandmother (Donna Muffick) and I (Kristen Muffick) cared for him very much. He influenced us about the time he had spent in the war, his baking pies, and what he had done for our country. I respected him quite a bit and learned new interesting things about life and him. I was meaning to go see him, but never got the chance. It was an honor to know and care for Paul, he was such a special person and could brighten everyones day. I am very sorry your loss, he will be missed very much.
Sending prayers,
Donna and Kristen.
Lorraine Karwaski says
Paul was a wonderful gentleman. I remember he use to come out to York and see my husband and I with his son David. He was humorous and very kind. I have great memories of him and his wonderful stories of his boat. Lorraine & Steve Karwaski
Sherrie Bertrand says
Paul was an awesome man great smile and stories will be missed very much
Becky Berg says
Ambrose family,
I am so glad that Paul was a part of our lives. His genuine kindness touched all of us.
Nellie Blanchard says
Paul will always be remembered by the Albert J. (aka Jack) Blanchard. Jack & Nellie thought the world of him. He is in a much better place. Hey Buddy don’t forget to bake a pie for the man upstairs. GOD BLESS YOU. /
Condolences goes to Paul Jr., David and Sally & Dan Caputo.
With Love,
Nellie Blanchard
Sharon Schober says
Paul and David were living on their boat in Hampton Roads, Virginia when I first met Paul. We followed their journey to Florida and even visited them there a few times. I loved Paul dearly and was forever inspired by the way he lived his life and the love he had had for his precious wife Daisy. His physical presence is missed but the spirit he graced us with will remain. Thank you for sharing him with us. Sharon Schober