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PAUL B MADDEN

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PAUL BERNARD MADDEN

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PAUL B MADDEN

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POSTED ON 7.2.2011

POSTED BY: Robert Sage

We Remember

Paul is buried at Immaculate Conception Cemetery, Sussex County,NJ. PH

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POSTED ON 5.20.2002

POSTED BY: Cecil J Smith

Not Forgotten

We served in bootcamp and Infantry Training together. Though not close, I will always remember him.

Sgt Cecil J Smith USMC

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POSTED ON 6.19.1999

POSTED BY: Jim Shelton

Paul

Paul Madden was the son of Dr. and Mrs Walter madden of Franklin, NJ. He had two brothers,Dick and Bill, and two sisters, Mary and Kate. His Uncle Bob Madden was US Army Infantry killed in Italy in WWII. He was a little boy when I knew him, but he died for his country. We all still love him and remember him with a smile on our faces.Jim Shelton, BG,USA(Ret)

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