I am so sorry for your loss. Paul was working on my bathroom a total remodel it was a big job. Paul is a artist in transformation of something so ugly to something beyond your dreams. He had an eye for detail. I will miss him along with my 2 dogs Coz and Roo, who Paul used to call them the kids. We all loved him so much.
Kathleen Daigneault


I have enjoyed Paul as part of my life for over 20 years as part of a social/softball experience. I loved Paul like a brother. His kindness, generosity and liberal spirit were always a refreshing part of the week when we would get together. I will miss him dearly.

I wish it were possible to go through life without mistakes or regrets. I haven't met anyone yet who is exempt.
I shared my life with Paul for eighteen years and he taught me a lot. I am a better person and in turn have created far fewer regrets then I'm sure I would have had I not known him.
Thank you Paul for all of the memories.


To all of Paul’s family and friends. I’m so saddened to hear of his passing. I hope the Lord blesses you with peace and somehow eases your pain. 
I was grateful to have him for a friend and always hoped our paths would cross again. I know someday they will. His kindly spirit was so comforting and I will miss him. May the Lord be with all of you. 

My condolences to the Lind family. We had a lot of fun with Paul back in our high school and middle school days. Playing ball and “hanging out” in the summers. Especially thinking of Mike and Mark at this time.May you rest in piece friend and someday we can play some baseball again!!

I will always remember Paul's unfailing kindness, love, and laughter. He was a huge part of my life. He taught me to laugh, enjoy good music, value history, enjoy travel & explore. He also taught me the importance of taking the time to make good meals with family and create traditions & memories together. He was always very supportive of my dreams and always talked with me about the future. He called me his "little angel"  and treated my sister and I like grandkids of his own.  I have thought of him often over the years and will continue to do so. We created so many memories together, I will cherish them as I always have. I am so sorry for your loss, to Paul's friends and family.  Paul, rest in peace and love. 

Paul was a huge influence in my life and in my love of learning. His sense of humor was infectious. He was present for many of the more important occasions and milestones from my young adulthood and into my "actual" adult years. He loved to travel. He loved history.  I am thankful for all of the good times we shared, for the influence he had on my children, for his sarcastic sense of humor, for introducing me to good food that wasn't necessarily good for me and for all of the encouragement and support he gave me (and others in my life) to find my happiness. He will be missed by so very many people. My condolences to Mike, Mark, Jill and the rest of the extended Lind and Price families and to ALL of his friends.

To all the Lind family:
Although our paths have not crossed for some years, Bob and I would remember young Paul (Sue's way of differentiating) as the enthusiastic outlier who welcomed challenge and looked to liberally share his insights and talents.  

Please accept our condolences.

With sympathy,
Mary  Aguirre

To Mike, Mark, and Jill, I am so sorry for the loss of your brother.  Sending prayers and love to all of you. 

Very sad to hear this. He was our very first nephew and was loved by all. He was an intelligent and social young man.  
Hugs going out to all the family. 

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Paul Raymond Lind

April 26, 1955 – October 1, 2020

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