Curt Paulson

I should have known him. Helge in Norway

Matt, Clay & Drew

My heart goes out to you in your time of loss.
I know how difficult it is to say goodbye to
your dad for the last time. I am only sorry it
is so early in your adult lives. I am poud of
you guys for stepping up this last year and being
there for your dad. It allowed your dad to see
what wonderful & successful young men you have
become. I am especially glad that he was able
to get to know the 3 ladies in your lives. Honor
your dad by being the best you can in everything
you do in the future. I am honored to have the
3 of you in may life and will be here if you
need anything. Love you!

Gina, I, and the girls are deeply saddened by the loss of Curt. He will be greatly missed. It is never easy losing a loved one, much less someone who meant so much to his family. Please remember to take heart that he is with our Father in heaven, and that he is present with you always. Also remember, that the degree of pain, while difficult, lasts a short while and is a reflection of the impact he has had on our lives. May God Bless all of you.

This was a surprise to me that Curt has passed on. I remember him as a fellow student at U.H.
in the doctoral program and I remember that he had military experience before entering the program. He was a very professional person but
had many light moments in which he enjoyed everyone around him. I worked for him as a consultant at Mark Producing and also as a consultant at M.D. Anderson. He was a great manager and had high expectations for anyone who worked for him. I know he enjoyed Montana and
took people with him to enjoy that great state.
He will be missed.

Matt & Tonya and all,
We are so sorry to hear about your loss. We love hearing the stories about Curt and the wonderful things he did to bring you and your children joy. We will continue to pray for your family that God will grant you the peace that you all need.

Curt was a scholar and a gentleman, and I was privileged to work with him at M. D. Anderson. He welcomed me and served as a guide and counselor during our time there together, and always helped remind me how our work contributed to the Mission of Making Cancer History. He loved his work, but I know his greatest joy was his family, and his face lit up whenever he spoke of them, especially the grandchildren.

He will be remembered fondly, and truly missed.

Matt, Clay, Drew,

We are so sorry to hear of Curt's passing. I can not imagine what you all must be going through. I can only hope that the support and love of your family, loved ones and your faith will help ease the pain a little through this tough time. Curt was a great man and he touched many lives. He helped create some of my most fond childhood memories as we all grew up together.

We are here for you.

Much love,

Jon, Mary, Branson & Chris Barton

I'm deeply sorry for your loss. Curt was an outstanding individual with a good heart and great spirit.

My heart goes out to the entire family.

I am so sorry to hear of the Curt's passing. I've known Curt for many years while he was at MD Anderson and would have to consider him a friend. He was such a good person and his passing is much too soon. My deepest condolences to you and your entire family.

Carol,

Pat and I send our sincerest sympathies for your loss.

Curt and I were early arrivers at M. D. Anderson and on many occasions, before the others began to arrive, talked about Montana, hunting, fishing and deer sausage. I still cherish those times.

You and your family are in our prayers.

Glenn Pagel