Paul Cesarine

[jackarnew]

I found Paul to be a in depth guy. We P/M once about his growing up in a drag racing family, and found many things that he and my son had in common.
He and I felt that they both missed time with their fathers because I and his father worked very much and long hours making a living and racing.
Would loved to have spent some time with him in person.
Sad that will not come to pass. He will be missed I think not only on this site, but by all who ever met him R.I.P.

[Tom Goldman]

This is a shock and a loss for our racing community.
Paul was a wealth of knowledge.
R.I.P. Paul.

[Liteweight]

Did anyone here personally know Paul or maybe family of his? Reason being would be to contact family on the prospect of handing down the information & pictures he has accumulated in print over the years to the next caretaker. It would be a shame & huge loss if all that stuff gets put into boxes & either put into an attic, put into a garage sale or worse, thrown into the garbage.

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[DRAKE VISCOME]

Hey...maybe we allow a couple weeks...out of respect...will send you his dad's (Vinnie) contact/phone etc....do think he'd be proud of Paul's "passion" displayed/seen/remembered...not to be forgotten...will send you his contact over via pm...Drake

[Frank Castros]

Have y'all noticed, since Paul's passing the Nostalgia forum just isn't the same.

He is a tough act to follow, no doubt.

[jackarnew]

Originally Posted by Frank Castros

Have y'all noticed, since Paul's passing the Nostalgia forum just isn't the same.

He is a tough act to follow, no doubt.

A good man, and all that great racing info lost for ever. Just can't replace the good ones.

[treessavoy]

This is such sad news, a nice guy who so loved the sport he collected all that information and statistics to share with us.

Rest in piece my friend.