My wife Shirley and I (Bernie Bernall)
send our PRAYERS for all of the family. He will be missed by all of us who knew him and even those who didn't know him. May he rest in peace.
 Sincerely Bernie

The Central Catholic High School (CCHS) class of 1948 all remember our brother Paul, We graduated May 1948. I did not know Paul as well as some of our class mates, since I went to central for only two years. . Paul was such a personable man. Early on, when we decided we wanted to have class reunions, he was right there to help us plan. We planed our 20th year , if I remember correctly, right at his house. We planned a 25th year reunion, then decided to have one every year. We have all enjoyed seeing our brothers each year, except this year, our 65th, did not happen. 
 Interesting though, each time we would send out the letters, Paul was the first one to send his money, but we never knew why Paul would not come to any reunions. One of these days, we are going to plan our Heavenly Reunion. One of our main activities during our gatherings, was to start the morning with Holy Mass, celebrated by our class mate, Fr. Larry Stuebben. We always read off the names of all our brothers who has gone home. It was my task, to keep a picture frame, with all the brothers, using our 48th school year book. I will add Pauls picture to the frame. 
 Know that we will all keep Paul in our, asking God to have mercy on us all, and to grant him everlasting life. 
 PS, If whoever receives this ,I would like to invite you to our bi-monthly luncheon, on Tues, July 23td, ll:30 AM, at Los Barios Mexican Restaurant, 4223 Blanco Rd.

I was with much sadness that we learned of Our fellow classmate Paul, went home. Some seventy one of us graduated from Central Catholic (CCHS 48) in May of 1948. None of us caught the announcement in time for the services. 
 Our class has had reunions , starting with our 20th, 25th, then one each year tell now. Paul was on our planning committee, and we met at his house, to plan our first one in 1968. 
 We never could figure out why Paul was always the first to s end in his money for the reunion, but never made a one of them. I was able to do some email with him, and tried to get him to come to our bi-monthly class luncheons. I told him to bring you, Nora, but it wasn't meant to be. Speaking of which, on July 23rd, Tuesday, we will meet for lunch at Los Barios, Mexican Restaurant 4223 Blanco Rd. We would love to have you be our guest Nora, It would be so nice to meet you. Hope you can join us. Msgr Larry Stuebben, our class mate, set the date. Paul Brinkmann, CCHS 48
 Phone 655 2907
 Know that our thoughts and prayers are with you,and we pray that Our Heavenly Father will give Paul his eternal prize, as St. Paul mentioned in one of his letter. Vaya con Dios.

Our deepest condolences from Catholic War Veterans Post 1082. 

Alejandro Cantu, Treasurer

I, too, well remember Paul as a brilliant GS-13 large case Revenue Agent (not Tax Auditor) when we were co-workers at IRS. As an instructor in Revenue Agent school, he was unsurpassed in making the complex tax Code and audit procedures understandable and even logical. When Paul Molina audited very large corporations, their attorneys knew they had a worthy adversary. With fond memories . . . .

You will truly be missed. You will be in out thoughts and prayers

Paul was a great co-worker when I started my career at the IRS. He was always willing to help IRS employees with any income tax issue. God bless Paul and his family.

May you rest in pease. You will be missed. From all your friends and co-workers in El Paso.

Paul was a nice person with a sharp wit. He was one of a kind, a walking tax code. If you had a question, he was always available to help. Gone but not forgotten.

Paul as a co-worker at the IRS 
for many years you were a true 
friend and I appreciated each everything you did for me. You will missed by many. 
a true friend

We are so sorry for your loss Nora. Paul was not only good to you but also to all your friends, his co-workers and the people who came to him for help during income tax season. I also remember how he worked every year to put food baskets together for the needy. We have lost a remarkable, generous, and kind man. We will always remember his wit. You are in our thoughts and prayers. May God be with you during this difficult time. We love you Nora.

Paul was a great friend and colleague. I have great memories of teaching tax law and computers with him. I remember long discussions at lunch about everything and he loved to argue the pros and cons. Paul was brilliant Revenue Agent for the IRS and one IRS executive referred to him as the dean of IRS instructors. Paul will be missed and my condolences go to family and friends.

OBITUARY

Paul F. Molina

May 23, 1929 – June 26, 2013

Porter Loring Mortuary - McCullough

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