Mrs. Mansur, Max and Kay, I am at a loss for words. I always think of Dr. Paul as the father figure that kept a watchful eye on me and Roberta in those early years. He was a generous, loving and caring man. His mastery of music was inspirational. His smile was contagious. I will miss him terribly. You are in my thoughts and prayers. With all my love and respect, Steve
I always felt Dr. Mansur really cared about his students and will always remember him as a very important part of my college experience. There didn't seem to be a wall around him. You got the feeling that even as a student, you were getting all of him, not just the bare minimum or a student-sized portion of his personality. Thank you, Dr. Mansur, for making our college and our world a better place.
Magic happens when two hearts becomes connected, and memories can never be erased. I'm so sorry for your loss. You're in my thoughts and prayers. Mom passed in Jan. 2003 (Lavada Williams) Love Carolyn Hammond om passed in Jan. 2003
Norma, I was so sad to hear that Paul had passed. You all were such a wonderful couple and I know that your life will be hard without him. My prayers are with you. Please know that I still think of you both often, you really made an impression on my life.
Mrs. Mansur was our Campfire Leader, but I remember Mr. Mansur as well and always knew that he was an important man. Kay and I were friends from elementary through High School. I enjoyed reading Mr. Mansur's obituary and know you must be very proud of all of his accomplishments. If only everyone could have such a fulfilling life! You are in my thoughts and prayers. Karla (Eppler) Gibson
Dear Norma, I am sure you do not remember me, but we attended jr. high school together at Konawa, Oklahoma. I wish to express my condolences for your loss. I also wish to say that I am so pleased that you have lived such a rich and rewarding life. I know that you will continue to do so. My prayers are with you.
