Paul was such a special person. The type of person that lights up the room when he steps in. Whether it was a grand entrance doing his famous Dougie dance or making his rounds with his big smile saying what's up to everyone, he made anyone and everyone feel welcome. Everyone got a heartfelt greeting and he’s always been the steadfast conduit that brought people together-both new friends and old. 

There's so many facets of Paul that will be missed. From his spontaneous dances, his endless trove of jokes and stories, reminiscing about college, even losing to him at poker every single time without fail.

Will cherish the many happy memories with Paul through the years and grateful to have experienced his joy and energy.

Deepest condolences to the Lee family


Where to start. You were incredibly smart, but humble. You liked to play dumb, but just so you know, you had no one fooled. You were inherently shy, but anyone who knew you knew your humor and contagious laugher. You made yourself laugh before telling a joke. You hated public speaking, but you loved to karaoke Nelly songs. You were the ultimate gangster workers’ compensation attorney. You were more than a classmate, and more than a colleague. I will forever miss you, my Korean brother. I will remind you that you owe me dinner when we meet again. Thank you, Pauly, for being you. 

My sincere condolences to Paul's family.  Paul was loved by all that  knew him.  Paul's loving nature was everlasting and he certainly did not feign affection.   We that were blessed to work with Paul saw that bright shinning smile every morning.  Paul's positivity was a gift to the world.  He will never be forgotten and his spirit will  live in our hearts forever.    Rest In Peace, in God's Heavenly Kingdom our dearly beloved brother.  Until we see you and hug you again.

John C. Arredondo



To know Paul was to laugh with Paul. He always had a smile on his face, a funny story to get your day going and a warm and loving spirit to share. Paul was a friend during a formative, and very near-and-dear part of my life. No matter how much time in between, he always checked-in, always responded and always cared.  My deepest condolences to the Lee family. We miss you KS. 

Where to begin, Paul was the sweetest person on this entire planet. Had such a caring heart and beautiful soul. Was happy all the time and nothing seemed to bother him. (at least that's what he showed.)  Always laughing and smiling, drinking his daily venti  green tea frapp. He had funny stories to tell, especially of Oreo. He cared a lot for the people in his life. When the pandemic started, he would call me occasionally to check up & make sure I was okay. I will miss our in-office conversations & phone calls. He will be forever missed.

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Paul Lee

June 18, 1987 – March 10, 2023

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