I briefly met Mr. Neuhoff at a WWII event in April where he allowed me to take his photograph for a project of mine. He was happy to pose and to share some of his wartime experiences with me. It was an honor and he was a pleasure to talk with. Please accept my sincere and deepest condolences. May our God be the "God of all comfort" to you.

Paul was a great Scouter friend and enthusiast until the very end.  I will miss him at the Scout Round Tables very, very much!!  I hope and pray to meet him again one day in Heaven.

Mr. Neuhoff was a fine man and a good friend of scouting.  We will always remember the neighborhood July 4th parades we participated in.  I send the sympathy of our family to his family.  May the God he worshiped accept him with open arms.

My thoughts and prayers are with Paul's family. I had the privilege of hiking the trails with Paul at Beaumont Scout Reservation. I will miss him.

My first memory of Paul was when he visited our family farm in Vermont during the 1950s.  We still have a wonderful drawing he did of the farmstead at the time.  And later I appreciated his sympathetic advice and gift of army clothing when I was headed for active duty.  Our thoughts and prayers are with his family.

I was able to re-connect with Mr. Neuhoff about 5 years ago, as my sons entered Scouting.  He was my Scoutmaster in Troop 321 many years ago.  Whenever I think of the ideal Scoutmaster, I think of Mr. Neuhoff.  He recently came and spoke to our Cub Scouts last year and showed off his WWII equipment and told some great stories, all the while, the scouts (and parents) were on their edges of their seats.  While I was looking forward to continuing to re-connect with him, God's plan was different.  I will miss him and his experiences.  I know how much he enjoyed Scouting.  Scouting will miss him as well.

Our thoughts and prayers are with Paul's family.  I was proud to have known Paul and thankful for his service to our country during WWII.  Paul improved our community through his involvement with the Boy Scouts, presentations to local schools and his work with veterans organizations.
Our, sometimes spirited, discussions about politics, financial markets, and events of the day will be missed. I will fondly remember Paul with is signature glasses and ever present pens in his shirt pocket!

Mr Neuhoff was my Scoutmaster growing up in St. Louis.  Because of him I was able to make Eagle Scout which led to my first job and later my dream job with American Airlines.  I will never forget his campfire stories of WWII or his reciting (from memory) of the Yukon poem of Sam McGee.  His honor and selfless service to others were a testament to his character and his faith.

Mr. Paul waz one of my favorite people...he waz an honorable man.  He ztopped by zeveral timez thru the yearz after my dear Zhirley died.  We zhared ztoriez of her. He loved and mizzed her  I feel that they are now both together.  Hiz love for the family waz zo ztrong.  He will be mizzed     Mike McGill-BeckerleMike

Thinking of Paul Neuhoff's family at this time...appreciating Paul's service to our country and to the Boy Scouts... and Paul's loving support of his family.
Ginny Vida, Oakland, CA

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Paul Sidney Neuhoff

20 septembre 1922 – 1 juillet 2011

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