Birth date: Jan 5, 1975 Death date: Jul 10, 2013
Paul Thane Hartman January 5, 1971 ~ July 10, 2013 Paul T. Hartman, 42, passed away on July 10, 2013 in Tacoma, WA. He was the beloved son of his mother Janice Hartman (Karl Reith) and his father Darrell Hartman (Marge); brother Read Obituary
Myfriend Paul. I was having trouble sleeping and laying awake thinking about things. Im sorry I never got to say goodbye. I really will miss our conversations about random stuff. You were a good man and I will miss you. Goodbye my friend. -Keith Fincham
Dear Paul; From day one you brought joy to the family, you were named after your grandfather which made him proud, Your kind heart and your gentleness were never unnoticed, your blonde hair and smile will always be in my mind, A joy to be your Godmother as I will treasure it forever. You were taken from us to early in life. and there will always be a empty spot in our life. You are home with our Lord and family who will love you and hold you in there arms,untill we come home to be with you, enjoy and laugh and have a beer for us. Love and Peace Aunt Cheryl
I love you my oldest friend. Words can not say how I feel right now. I guess I'll see you on the other side my brother.
Mephistoles (Leif)
Paul was a young man I did business with over the years at Albertsons and I enjoyed working with him and he was a very thoughtful and kind person. I will miss him very much. My thoughts and prayers to his family.
Bonnie Miller
My deepest sympathy to my nephew Gerald & family. To Yvette who babysat Rob when he was little & was my brother Doug's best friend for many years. I known Paul since I was a teenager, they lived just a few minutes away from my home. To all the Hartman family, our thoughts & prayers are with you.
The Cey-Geffre Family
It's staggering that I was blessed to have known you from the day you came home from the hospital...so many memories! You were such a deep thinker and always learning. I wish you peace for your journey; even though we weren't blood relatives, you will always be my little brother. Rest easy, little Paul.
I met Paul through working with him. He no matter what was going on around us he always had a kind word to say to me. We use to talk about what we would do with ourselves when and if we ever got away from Albertsons. The world needs more people like Paul Thane Hartman!!
Dearest Paul,
We started at TCC together and quickly became friends! Although you didn't continue we didn't loose touch. You said I was your Kismet friend and of that I have no doubt! Even though we would loose touch and not speak for long periods of time we would always meet back up and start as if it had only been yesterday. I have no doubt that it will be the same when we meet again on the other side! You were one of the most brilliant people I have ever met, but more importantly you had the biggest heart! I could talk to you about anything! You would never judge or condone anyone. You were one of those rare humans one might be lucky enough to encounter in their life time! I love you, Paul, and I'm going to miss you dearly! Your friend Always, Nina
To my brother that I love deeply and eternally. I will miss our deep philisophical discussions about whether Robert Plant was a good lyricist and our trips to see the Hip. You were a deeply passionate person and a phenonenal writer who was able to explore areas of the human spirit with an intensity that was often unsettling. Hopefully there will be a time when the rest of us catch up to you. I miss you Paul T. and all that you brought to my life.
Darrick T. Hartman
