Our thoughts and prayers are with you.  Remember that faith, family and friends will help you through these difficult times. 
Sincerely,
Jay & Pam Bucher
 

I was so sorry to hear of your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Sincerely,
Sam and Mary Anne (Cassidy) Pisano

To the family,
We didn’t know Paul personally, but do know his sister Izora Bowermaster who was a former member of St. Philip’s choir of which my husband John is a member, and did want to send our sincerest sympathy to her as well as Paul’s entire family.  Please know our prayers and thoughts are with you.
Our deepest sympathy,
John and Nancy Straw

Irene, you may recall you and I served on the Manos Board together.  Paul worked with Bob and me as we decorated our homes in Reamstown and later in Lancaster.  We remember him as a good person, helpful and good humored. Our thoughts and sympathies are with you and your family at this sad time. Nancy Frankhouser

Our sincerest condolences to Paul’s family,
Unfortunately we met Paul at the LCC and had a common bond for the last couple of years. Paul always had a smile and that I will keep with me forever.
I jokingly called him Saint Paul and to me he is a Saint.
My husband and I will both miss him.
He talked about his family and how proud he was of each one. What a wonderful husband & father.
God Bless Paul and his family. 
My life is richer for having known him!

TO TERRIE AND THE ENTIRE PLASTINO FAMILY
SINCERE CONDOLENCES ON THE LOSS OF YOUR FATHER, HUSBAND AND BROTHER. I REMEMBER LIKE IT WAS YESTERDAY HOW YOU, TERRIE, SPOKE WITH LOVE ABOUT YOUR DAD AND HOW HE HAD SUCH A STRONG ROLE IN MOLDING YOU INTO YOUR SUCCESS AS A BUSINESS WOMAN BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY INTO YOUR SUCCESS AS A CARING PERSON WHO ALWAYS HAD TIME FOR ME IN IMPROVING MY MANAGEMENT SKILLS.  BETH AND I WILL PRAY FOR YOUR DAD AND YOUR FAMILY AS YOU PASS THROUGH THIS GRIEVING PERIOD AND WE WISH YOU AND YOUR FAMILY THE BEST AS YOU REFLECT ON THE POSITIVE LEGACY THAT YOUR DAD, HUSBAND, AND BROTHER LEFT TO ALL THAT HE TOUCHED.
TAKE CARE
LOVE
LEW CHILLOT SR.

Irene and family,
Joanie and I were clients of "Plastino & Owens" in yesteryears. Our home still has many ‘touches of class,’ thanks to Dave and Paul. Dave left us early and now we’re saying ‘goodbye’ to Paul, a gentleman who always had a genuine smile, kind word and enjoyed life to the fullest. His life has certainly challenged us. Paul Plastino was the personification of great integrity and unbounded enthusiasm.  He was one of those of whom James M. Barrie, the Scottish writer said, "such men are the strong nails that hold the world together."
Blessings, Joan & Henry Gibbel, Lititz

We offer the family our deepest sympathies and our prayers during this time.
Paul was a good friend and a great team mate.
With great love…
Carl and Helen Bernhardt

To the entire Plastino family, but especially Terrie:
I was sorry to hear of the passing of your husband, father and brother. While I never had the opportunity to meet Mr. Plastino personally I did for several years work with his daughter Terrie. I know she admired him both from a business point of view, but more importantly as a role model in life. Mr. Plastino can be proud looking down on us now and know he did a great job in raising and guiding Terrie in her early years. She often credited her independence and straight forward thinking to her dad. My association with Terrie was better for this.
May God bless your family in this time of reflection.
Regards,
Dave Morgan

Sending my condolences to the family. Paul was a wonderful man.  He will live in eternal happiness with God.
A. P. "Tony" Muscarello

Hi Terrie,
This is Lew Chillot, Jr. and I saw the information on the passing of your Dad in our Lancaster paper. In seeing his picture in the paper, I now realize that I saw him over the years while attending mass at St. John Neumann which is also my parish.  I am sorry for your loss of your Dad who obviously was a great contributor both in business and in our local community through his volunteer and service efforts.
I hope all is going well for you and you and your family will be in our thoughts and prayers.
Best Wishes,
Lew and Deb Chillot

Uncle Paul was an inspiration to all.  His was loving, cheerful, and always brought happiness every time I saw him.  As a child, teenager, and now a grown woman, my memories of Uncle Paul always brought and will still bring a smile to my face.  His family-first view, hard work, and positive attitude in life are footprints hard to fill, and show a man truly worth being an icon.  My love for him all the Plastino family is unbreakable.  You will be missed Uncle Paul but be assured you will never be forgotten.
Love and Blessings!
Lorraine (Lori) Plastino

Dear Mrs. Plastino, Theresa, John, David and Joseph,
I was so sorry to read of your husband/father’s passing away.  I used to live down the street from you on Ashbourne Ave. and I remember Mr. Plastino as a very nice man.  I know he will be greatly missed by many.
My sincere condolences,
Sandra VanDusen

In your time of loss, we are going to miss him greatly, for Paul was a great family friend, always with words of encouragement and delight to us and others, we will miss him.
The Robinson Family

A life very well lived.  He was there for me every time I needed him.  Loved by all who ever met him.  I am so very sorry for your loss.
Marty Mentzer Hess

Dear Plastino Family,  (Mrs. Plastino, Terri, John, Dave and Joe)
I was so sorry to read of your dad’s passing.  He was a very good friend of my dad, Bob Johnson, from back in the days of the Buchanan Luncheonette and Home Fashions and kept our family in furniture and carpet for many years. 
My early memories are of him sitting at the lunch counter sharing a real good laugh or crazy antics with my dad. They sure had fun.  He always had a kind word for us kids and recognized us even as adults. 
My sincere condolences to all.
Terrie Johnson Finger
(and brothers, Tim, Jim and John)