Paul D. Downer, age 79, of Indianapolis, passed away on Saturday, December 1, 2018. He was born in Indianapolis, Indiana, on February 27, 1939. He was married to the love of his life, Dottie (Reynolds) Downer, for 58 years, and together they have two children: Bryan and Dawn. Paul graduated from Arsenal Technical High SchoolContinue Reading
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Irene & Jim Franklin
left a message on December 6, 2018:
Dawn and Bryan
Your Dad will be greatly missed as was your Mom. Jim and I have you and your families in our prayers. Sorry we will not get to see you, we won't be back in town until the 20th. Hugs kisses and prayers to all of you
Your Dad will be greatly missed as was your Mom. Jim and I have you and your families in our prayers. Sorry we will not get to see you, we won't be back in town until the 20th. Hugs kisses and prayers to all of you
Jan Peel
left a message on December 5, 2018:
Paul will be greatly missed in our Franciscan Health Bereavement Group. We've known him a little less than a year and, while a few of us worked with him, the rest of us were delighted to meet this funny, loving, caring man. He always had a smile on his face. A prayer was said in Group today for his family. Paul will always be remembered in our hearts.
left a message on December 5, 2018:
I am sorry for your loss. May prayer comfort you. 1 Thessalonians 5:17 "Pray constantly."
Bill and Melinda Nieman
left a message on December 5, 2018:
Paul was one of those people who always had something interesting to say. People gravitated to him for his trivia and bits of wisdom. While Paul liked light conversation, it was not lost on me that he was all about integrity. He believed that a man's word was his bond and you could count on his word.
Paul had a weakness for Hostess cupcakes, snow cones, Little Debbie Snackcakes, and Twinkees. They could be found under his drawing board cover. It was like he was hiding them from himself.
Occasionally I would look through the drawings for material handling devices and reflect that Paul's were the very best. He was a top notch engineering colleague and Melinda and I suffer for his loss. But in Heaven there is exceeding joy for his arrival.
Bill and Melinda Nieman Sarasota, Florida
Paul had a weakness for Hostess cupcakes, snow cones, Little Debbie Snackcakes, and Twinkees. They could be found under his drawing board cover. It was like he was hiding them from himself.
Occasionally I would look through the drawings for material handling devices and reflect that Paul's were the very best. He was a top notch engineering colleague and Melinda and I suffer for his loss. But in Heaven there is exceeding joy for his arrival.
Bill and Melinda Nieman Sarasota, Florida
Norm Barnes
left a message on December 4, 2018:
Our sympathy goes out to Paul's family and friends on his passing. Paul was a good friend and classmate and I enjoyed working with him on the 25th Tech reunion of our class in 1982, He will be missed by all of his family and friends,
Peace of mind is a call away. We're here when you need us most.
Bob & Linda RAY
left a message on December 4, 2018:
We are very sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers arewith you.
With love, Bob and Linda Ray
With love, Bob and Linda Ray
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Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.
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Irene & Jim Franklin
left a message on December 6, 2018:
Dawn and Bryan
Your Dad will be greatly missed as was your Mom. Jim and I have you and your families in our prayers. Sorry we will not get to see you, we won't be back in town until the 20th. Hugs kisses and prayers to all of you
Your Dad will be greatly missed as was your Mom. Jim and I have you and your families in our prayers. Sorry we will not get to see you, we won't be back in town until the 20th. Hugs kisses and prayers to all of you
Jan Peel
left a message on December 5, 2018:
Paul will be greatly missed in our Franciscan Health Bereavement Group. We've known him a little less than a year and, while a few of us worked with him, the rest of us were delighted to meet this funny, loving, caring man. He always had a smile on his face. A prayer was said in Group today for his family. Paul will always be remembered in our hearts.
left a message on December 5, 2018:
I am sorry for your loss. May prayer comfort you. 1 Thessalonians 5:17 "Pray constantly."
Bill and Melinda Nieman
left a message on December 5, 2018:
Paul was one of those people who always had something interesting to say. People gravitated to him for his trivia and bits of wisdom. While Paul liked light conversation, it was not lost on me that he was all about integrity. He believed that a man's word was his bond and you could count on his word.
Paul had a weakness for Hostess cupcakes, snow cones, Little Debbie Snackcakes, and Twinkees. They could be found under his drawing board cover. It was like he was hiding them from himself.
Occasionally I would look through the drawings for material handling devices and reflect that Paul's were the very best. He was a top notch engineering colleague and Melinda and I suffer for his loss. But in Heaven there is exceeding joy for his arrival.
Bill and Melinda Nieman Sarasota, Florida
Paul had a weakness for Hostess cupcakes, snow cones, Little Debbie Snackcakes, and Twinkees. They could be found under his drawing board cover. It was like he was hiding them from himself.
Occasionally I would look through the drawings for material handling devices and reflect that Paul's were the very best. He was a top notch engineering colleague and Melinda and I suffer for his loss. But in Heaven there is exceeding joy for his arrival.
Bill and Melinda Nieman Sarasota, Florida
Norm Barnes
left a message on December 4, 2018:
Our sympathy goes out to Paul's family and friends on his passing. Paul was a good friend and classmate and I enjoyed working with him on the 25th Tech reunion of our class in 1982, He will be missed by all of his family and friends,
Peace of mind is a call away. We're here when you need us most.
Bob & Linda RAY
left a message on December 4, 2018:
We are very sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers arewith you.
With love, Bob and Linda Ray
With love, Bob and Linda Ray
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Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.
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