All of us that knew Paul for a minute, loved him for a lifetime.  His family, friends and world will miss him dearly.  Our prayers and condolences are sent to Polly and all of his family members.  May Paul's spirit live within our hearts forever.  
 
Tom and Ann Yingling

Even though I have not seen or had contact with Paul for many, many years, he has always been remembered.  The first time I met Paul was when I checked aboard the USS John C. Calhoun.  Paul had duty and was the first person I met.  He did it with a big, wet, sloppy kiss and I thank him for that!  He had a big influence on my life in the Navy.

Sailor rest your oar.

Carl Chinn ETCM(SS) Ret.
Summerville, SC

My big brother believed that a stranger was just a friend that he hadn't met(yet).  He was so kind, and generous and I do my best not to remember that he died, but rather that he lived.  And you just know that he is up there, working the room....

Thanks Paul for the impact that you had on my life by introducing me to your sister.  I am and will be forever grateful.  Now go on that last dive as all submariners must do but know that your last dive came far to early in your journey across the sea of Life.

Jerry A. McDonald (Chanhassen, MN)

We were saddened to learn of the passing of Paul. Our thoughts and prayers are with Polly and his family during this difficult time.

I am so very sorry to hear of the passing of your father Pat. Thank you for posting the pictures of a man who clearly means so much. My prayers go out ot you and your entire family. May our Father in Heaven give you strength, our Saviour give you peace, and the Holy Spirit give you comfort.

We have been honored to have come to know Paul as a wonderfully sweet man who loved and was there for his family. He leaves a beautiful legacy; his family that will continue to bless this world with their joy, their humor, their  talent, their kindness and love.

We will always remember Paul with his huge smile, laugh, and friendly spirit.  We were crushed to hear the news, then smiled at the thought of Justin and Paul playing together again.

I have been friends with the Raders for 25 years. I will remember Paul as a person with a passion for life, family and friends. He always had a positive attitude and ready smile that was contagious. Your day was made brighter after spending time with Paul. He was always the first one to jump in and lend a hand whenever someone needed help.
My thoughts and prayers are with the family. You will be greatly missed, Paul. Rest in peace.
JoAnn Watson

You guys will be in my thoughts and prayers. I wish I could be there with you duing this time. Being a part of Unlce Paul's family over the past few years has been wonderful I know I and my boys will miss him so very much.

Thank you for letting me know.  We are sorry to hear of his passing.  I grew up with Paul, we were next door neighbors and good friends.  I remember him and his Dad building a racer for the Soap Box Derby one summer.  I just saw his sister Linda at a Bentley HS Reunion.
Don and Kay Bruner(Livonia,MI)

Blessings and prayers from the Divers association. Our thoughts and  hearts are with you.

Fr Ed Skiba
Association Chaplain

Paul was a man I will remember with a ready smile and laugh. For the short time I knew him, he certainly enjoyed his family and loved his Paulie. He will be missed.

We have been friends and neighbors with the Rader's for 14 years.  Paul will be rememberd by us as a wonderful man who loved his family and would do anything for a friend.  He always had a big smile and something lighthearted to say.  He will be greatly missed by us and the whole neighborhood.  Our loss is heaven's gain.  Rest in peace dear friend.    
Irv and Jan Dahlin

I am so very sorry to hear of his passing, my prayers will be with the family.  

I was very young when I knew Paul, way back, when we lived on the same street in Livonia, MI.  Then Paul went off into the Navy, I only remember seeing him one more time after that.  He came home on leave, I was about 8 years old and I was a wee little thing.  Paul would hold his arms out, straight in front of him, and I would climb up onto his arms just like he was the money bars out on the playground.  I thought he was the strongest guy on the planet!!  And very good looking in that uniform!!

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Paul Allan Rader

5 septembre 1944 – 29 septembre 2011

Lambert Funeral Home

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