Paul was a good guy to have on your side ..... a patriot... a gentleman....





Miss you every day Paul. We could really use your thoughtful and sensible approach to life that so many have lost. Make sure you give God your opinion on what He needs to do to correct this mess.

Donna. I was not aware of Paul’s passing and am truly sorry for your loss. 

Thinking of you today Dad.  Love and appreciate you so much!!! ❤️

Paul was the best brother-in-law anyone could have--not just because he was my only brother-in-law, but because of the way he always seemed so happy to talk to me when I broke into phone conversations between the two brothers. Paul and I often laughed about how we both knew what it was like to live with John! When Paul and Donna visited us, we had  great conversations about current events and politics or history. Paul was very intelligent and well-read. He loved his family and his dogs. He had a great smile and a delightful sense of humor. We will miss him.  
Vicky Lettmann

Seeing the pictures that Kim posted made me feel like I knew Paul even more than I actually did. He was a truly awesome man.

God bless you all.

Ed Houry, Former neighbor and friend who still shared dinners, emails, thoughts and times together, but never enough.  We commiserated a lot near the end, but never enough.  Paul's depth of knowlege and insight on such a broad range of subjects was always impressive and entertaining.  I'll always remember his Love for Donna, Mark, Kim, Bandit and Loki, and his military and civilian service to his country.  I miss the intellectual stimulation and emotional support Paul provided.  If this world had more people like Paul, it would be a much better world.

I never had the pleasure of meeting Paul or even ever speaking to him. I knew Paul from the many fantasy sports leagues we have been in together for more than 20 years.

I will always remember his incredible insights not only regarding sports and current events, but just regarding life in general. His league postings reflected not only an extremely high writing ability but also a thoughtful and intelligent take on every topic from athletes of long ago to the most recent events in our country.

We would email each other when snowstorms, hurricanes, or any other significant event was happening in your area or on my Long Island, NY.  We were each concerned that the other and their family would be okay.  There was a type of brotherhood between us even though we rooted for different teams and our backgrounds were different. As someone who never was in the military, I was very touched by Paul's pride in having served our country.

I send my best regards to his family and friends. Being someone who was touched by him only from a distance, I cannot imagine how lucky you were to actually have him in your daily lives. There will be a hockey and a baseball league named in his honor to keep his memory with us forever. May God bless this wonderful man with a Caps jersey and Cards hat , or is that the other way around ?

Paul and I played Fantasy Hockey together for years.  I shared this on our group's site and got lots of feedback and condolences from folks who had played with him for a long time as well:

 I wanted to share the news that Paul Lettmann a.k.a. Red Lyters has passed away. I met Paul when I was 7 years old and my parents moved in across the street from his family. I was friends with both of his kids growing up, Mark and Kimberly, so I was close with the family. I’ll always remember him as a man with a quick smile and joke and someone who always had something very thoughtful to say. He was a good neighbor, a great guy overall, and an even better family man. In addition to his two children, he is survived by his wife Donna. All three will be in my thoughts tonight.

Donna mentioned he loved playing fantasy sports with this group. I like to think that his interactions with the
people in this league brought him some comfort while he was sick.

I’ll raise a glass tonight in Paul’s honor tonight and would appreciate it if you could do the same.

Paul, you lived a great life you should be proud of. You will be sorely missed. Rest In Peace.

-Andrew Zinn

I first met Paul through my relationship with Kim,  He treated me like family from the day Kim introduced me.   Some of my best memories are of Kim and I visiting in Northern Virginia for brunch or dinner with the family.  The events of 2020-21 kept us from visiting as much as we would have liked but my favorite memory is going to be the mid week calls to either share our angst or excitement depending on how the Caps were doing.  He loved his hockey.   He always asked for updates on our pups on those calls, and got enjoyment out of our updates and stories.    I am lucky to have met him and will miss him! 

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Paul Henry Lettmann

7 septembre 1940 – 13 décembre 2021

Demaine Funeral Home – Fairfax

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