More news about Paul

Paul's family will be taking him home to England.
I'm not sure if there will be enough time for them
to set up a memorial for him here before they go.

I spoke with his family a few times this weekend
and they are all very busy trying to plan the trip,
finalize the school requirements, organize the services,
answer offers of condolences, and manage their
day to day activities, etc.

His kids are surrounded by loved ones and seem to
be holding up okay in the rush of things. Prayers go
out to them as the activities settle down and they
have time to grieve.

They have asked me to compile a list of people
who were close to him so that they can send a
global e-mail. If you would like to hear from them,
please send me a private message with your contact
information and I will pass it on the them.

In addition, there has been talk of purchasing a plaque
to be placed here in the U.S. I think that between the
Ferrari club and his friends at work, we could raise enough
to do this for them.

I will volunteer to contact Edison and make the arrangements
there. If you could take up a collection during the Vegas run,
and make the checks out to Hayley and Hannah Cloke,
I will ask that the same thing is done at his work.

I would also like to organize a candlelight vigil in his honor
with his close Ferrari friends when they return from England.
If any of you could recommend a place where he enjoyed
riding and a place where we could all park, please let me know.

Please reach out to everyone that you love this week. A moment is
a narrow space, a place in time you can't erase.

It has been hard on me this week. You have all helped. As the country
celebrates the life and death of Ronald Regan, I have had trouble
trying to separate Regan's death with Paul's. To me it seems like
the entire counrty is grieving for Paul. The services in LA today
were difficult to watch. It has been helpful to reach out to so
many caring people reaching back.

Thanks to all that have helped me the last week. I look forward
to seeing you again in the future runs.

Best wishes,
Red