Lynn Edwin Paul

Lynn Edwin Paul, 83, passed away from complications of diabetes and congestive heart failure, just short of his 84^th birthday. Born Oct 9 1926 in Huntington Indiana.

He graduated from Purdue University with a BS and from the University of Michigan With a Masters Degree in Physics.

He relocated to Texas in 1968 and became a developer for Varo Semiconductor. He was responsible for the invention, development and production of various night vision and optical devices. His work led to the creation of readily available fog-free and infrared vision glasses, and other optical devices currently in use by the military, police and in space exploration. 

After retirement he bought his first PC, and continued his hobby and passion of stock trading and investing. He also enjoyed fishing and staying current on scientific developments.  His mind and sense of humor remained sharp throughout his life.    

 He is survived by daughter and son-in-law Meri and Dean Davis of Plano and granddaughter Kimberly; son and daughter-in-law Philip Paul and Roxanne Wilson of Dallas.

 Viewing will be Friday Sept. 10 from 7:00 - 9:00 pm. Services will be on Saturday September 11 at 12:30pm, at Paradigm Funeral Home, 1611 N. Central Expwy., Plano, TX 75075. 972/424-1148.  Final resting place will be in Huntington, Indiana.

Comments

[Roscille]

Mr. Paul, You will be truly missed. I enjoyed having you as a patient. I'll miss the jokes you use to tell me and all the knowledge you shared with me. To the family, my condolences. He was a great man! Will miss you, but always remember you!

[Mary Ann Young]

My prayers and thoughts are with all of you!

Aunt Mary

[Rosanna (Paul) Navin (Sister)]

Sister Rosanna Navin and neices Evelyn Navin and Judith Jurgensen send our regrets that we were unable to attend the service in person.

Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with all of you.

If you wish to contact me, my address is 1315 Shore Road, Baltimore, MD 21220 @ 410-391-8776. You can also send e-mail messages to my son-in-law Bryan at bjjurgensen@verizon.net. and he will get any information to me.

[Aunt Patty]

Lynn was always so kind to me. When I was a little girl and would bug him and my sister, he'd buy me an ice cream cone to get me out of the room! When I became a big girl, he was still always good to me. He will be missed. My sincere sympathy to his immediate family on the loss of a truly good man. Love and prayers

[Gerald R Ammerman]

Our condolences to all the Paul family from my family.I enjoyed being a friend and co-worker of Lynn's for over 30yrs. and will miss him,the emails and the technical discussions we enjoyed over the many years.

[Aunt Debbie and Uncle Kim]

Yoiu have our sympathy on the loss of your father. May your memories help to ease your pain. We are praying for all of you.

[Diane Etzel-Bell]

Dear Mari and Phillip: I first knew your mom when we became friends when we worked together at the University of Michigan in the 50's. We then started getting together with our husbands for dinner, cards, picnics, etc. Your mom was my model of a wonderful, talented human being. She and your dad were true Christians and lived their lives accordingly. I so admired your father, Lynn. He was so intelligent and interesting to be with. I'm the one who got your mom interested in parakeets since she took care of my pet parakeet when I went to Germany for a year. I remember the wonderful coming-home meal she made for us when we came home from Germany. She was such a wonderful cook and your dad surely enjoyed that. My husband and I had many wonderful times with your parents. I loved them dearly and missed them so when they moved to Texas to start a new life there. May God be with you and Phillip as you go through this very difficult time.

[Jerina]

To the family my prayers are with you all. Mr. Paul, will be truly missed. I enjoyed having him as a patient. . He was a great man and had words of wisdom and everyday told a new joke. Will always remember him.

[Dick Laughlin]

Lynn - You will be missed, but I know you are in a better place (with Jesus). There is no doubt that you loved the Lord with all of your heart. I remember when we first met at Varo in the early 70's and our Bible studies. You gave me a concordance. I enjoyed our visits this last year although I know you were in great discomfort and lonely. I look forward to joining you soon!

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