A life taken way to  soon!
He always had a smile and a kind words to say.

So sorry!  DMH


I first met Paul at work in NYC, I even helped raise money for Paul and Lisa’s wedding when I felt the donations were a little “light”.  
I approached the AVP and VP to make sure they donated “their fair share”.
As time passed by we raised our children, vacationed together and shared in the good times (and not so good times) which comes with a forty-year friendship.
We spoke daily (sometimes twice a day) and always had plenty to say, amongst our daily discussions was “what’s for dinner”? 
Paul created many “catch phrases” which I will continue to use with his permission. 
What I will miss about Paul is his honesty (he never pulled any punches) and his low-key nature.


We’ll miss you sooo much Paul. You are a wonderful soul. Always kind. Rest In Peace

My memories of Paul go back over 40 years when we just heading out into to this bold and challenging world. We worked together with our friend Angela at Kay Bee Toys in the old Menlo Park Mall. We had so much fun working together. Friday nights we meet up with our Gang at the Ground Round Swaping stories eating all you could eat Fish because we didnt have a lot of money.

We had trips where we canoed and camped. Our friend Ron forgot the tent poles which created a lasting memory.

We took a trip to DC in seperate cars and he found my car in the Washington Mall. Mind you all before cell Phones. In a sea of a million people we found each other. I think this was the time he started calling me Momo. Why that name I dont exactly remember.

His life may of ended short but his legacy and memories will live long. God speed my friend you will be forever missed. 

I met Paul when we worked at Coca-Cola in 1997. We built a friendship. When I went back to the Petroleum Industry Paul said get me out of here. When a position with at Getty Petroleum opened up he was the fist one I called. He was with Getty and Global Partners for the rest of his career. You will be greatly missed. Now RIP my friend. Forever in our hearts. 

We introduced him to what became their favorite restaurant - Valenca’s for steak on a stone, usually the prime rib. It was our go-to dinner outing followed by dessert at Forno’s. We will always think of him when we eat there. 

Our neighbor. Our friend. Paul, we will miss you so very much! Our deepest condolences.

RIP Uncle Paul.
A lot of great memories... whether it was going to Point Pleasant, parks, BBQs, train rides, and Bruce Springsteen concerts... all great memories. You will be missed.

I talked to Paul just about every day. He was my driving buddy. He drove to one area and I had I different we talked on our rides to pass the time and we had fun doing that. I'm going to miss that asi already am, 😭

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Paul Leff

August 25, 1958 – July 31, 2022

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