We just heard about this today, years later. I will never forget the shows and wonderful comradery.  We were so fortunate and thankful to have known Paul.

I remember Paul from his days on Jeopardy.  I recently played against him in a correspondence chess tournament.  He was a tough opponent.  He was very personable, and fun to chat with.  I was hoping to play him in the finals.

I am saddened to hear of Paul's death. I worked with him in several community theater shows, and he was a great guy. Paul, you will be missed. I hope there's a Krispy Kreme store in heaven with a constant supply of fresh out of the oven donuts. :)

One last thing. I have theatrical photographs of Paul from a couple of different shows. If anyone would like to see them or get copies, please email me.

We were so very sorry to learn of Paul's death.  We have many happy memories of summers spent in Marsha and Paul's company in Buxton.  Our heartfelt sympathies to Marsha and all the family. Thinking of you.  Helen, Michael and Anna Grady.

To the BOYMEL FAMILY, May GOD Bless You and Comfort You During these difficult days.  Paul and I have worked side by side for over twenty years and I will truly miss his incredible wit and personality.  I am honored to have had the privilege of being his friend and colleague.

Very sorry to learn of Paul's death. My sincere condolences to Marsha and the family. Many of us remember Paul and Marsha's work with the youth productions at the international Gilbert and Sullivan Festival with great affection.

     Just learned about the death of Paul. I originally met Paul when we worked next to each other at the IRS in the mid 1970's.  I remember him being an avid Washington Capitals fan when the Caps were new and there was not much interest in hockey in the area.  What most impressed me was his general intelligence about a variety of subjects.  During the noon hour a number of us competed in Trivia games that were in the Washington Post and Washington Star.  Paul was by far the best of us in answering these questions. On a couple of occasions Paul and his wife socialized with me and my wife.
 
     After Paul left the IRS I lost contact with Paul but somehow I became aware of his appearances on Jeopardy.
Although I was not a regular viewer of Jeopardy,  I believe
I saw one of his appearances.  I guess I should have expected his success on Jeopardy after I witnessed his expertise in Trivia games.

Wishing the best for Paul's family in this time of grieving.

I just heard. My sincerest condolences to Paul's family and friends.

Paul was a fine character actor. He was a joy to watch and fun to be on stage with. He appeared in several productions at the Greenbelt Arts Center.

He'll be missed.

My wife and I met Paul and Marsha on a cruise in 2012. Marsha clued-me in on Paul's trivia expertise while he was beating the pants off some much younger blackjack players! A truly remarkable man who lived a truly remarkable life. Our deepest sympathies go out to the family.
Ray & Joan Nyahay - Eagleville, PA

I enjoyed working with Paul in "Useless Information" at Silver Spring Stage last summer. He was witty, talented, and so knowledgable. He will be missed. My condolences to his family.

Paul was my colleague at the EEOC for over 20 years. . .what a knowledgeable, witty man. . . my deepest sympathy to his family.

We first met Paul on a Royal Caribbean cruise ship from Baltimore to Bermuda. While playing a trivia game, Paul chose me as a teammate and as a result, we won several games and won several prizes and that was the start of a fabulous friendship. Afterwards, he went to see me perform in an orchestra and I saw him act twice at stage performances at the Greenbelt Arts Center. He was a great man and friend and we will miss him dearly. Deepest sympathies to Marsha and the rest of his large family.

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Paul E. Boymel

April 11, 1947 – July 30, 2014

National Memorial Park

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