PAUL VINCENT McENTYRE	11/02/1940 - 02/24/2015
266 Boyd Avenue                Jersey City, N. J. Crusaders 4; German Club 4; Camera Club 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4;   Poster Club 2.	RETURN TO PAUL McENTYRE TRIBUTE

From Jack

It is with great sadness that I report the death of a good friend and classmate, Paul McEntyre. Paul and I met in the fourth grade in OLV Jersey City and we proceeded to graduate together from there, The Prep and St. Peter's College.

From Mike Joyce

PEACE! Paul, God bless him. I will offer Mass for him. May the Lord bring comfort and consolation to his family. Justice,  Peace, and Joy.    Fr Mike

From Cos

I spent a good many hours with Paul in a German class at St Peter's College. And later, when I was out of work, Paul helped me get a job. Always a nice guy.

From Vince

Mac, as he signed his name in my yearbook, was a solid guy, with a great sense of humor, and a good word for everyone. We will miss him, as we miss all our classmates who have left us. Our condolences go out to his family.

From Gerry Drummond

Paul, So you've gone ahead of us. I don't remember you, though your name keeps ringing in my head like I do know you. My search in our '58 year book gave me no clues except to realize that we class of '58 were quite a crew--and still are. Paul, stay with us as we wrestle our way through the unknown and the lost memories that put us here and still draw us together.

From Ralph DeSevo

One of the really good guys. He will be missed.

From Norm Sippel

Godspeed, Mac.  My sympathy and prayers for his family

From Bill Wittman

I remember Paul with good memories of the way the Jesuits formed us‎. I'm will pray for Paul and his family.

From Dick McConville

Paul and I shared experiences at Our Lady of Victories Grammar School, The Prep and St. Peter's College. The smile on his face comes immediately to mind when I hear his name. When we sat in alphabetical order (McConville - McEntyre), he was immediately behind me - poor fellow. Our prayers go with him and his family.

From Dave

It is particularly difficult getting the news of the passing of a childhood playmate and old friend with whom you’ve shared many years going back to the earliest of school grades. Paul and I go back “that far”.

After college, we had the opportunity to professionally work together with me being the object of his considerable public relations talents. We accomplished much and had a lot of fun doing it.

Then life got busy for both of us and the occasions of reconnecting diminished to the point, in recent years, that I sadly, repeatedly missed the spirit urgings to “pick up the phone and call Mac …Just to say ‘Hello’ “.

I’ll miss his laughter … I’ll miss our shared recollections of childhood adventures and misadventures … I’ll miss his mocking “crtiques” of my radio interview “performances”.

I’ll miss You, Paul!     Rest In Peace… My Dear Old Friend, …