Your Memories Of Paul

Paul Whiting - Mentor - Colleague - FRIEND 1983. A year or so after joining Hayden Labs as a HiFi rep. David Hughes asked if I would like to join the Pro Audio dept. which consisted of Trish, Annie, E

Dear Paul, Where ever you are, I would like to share moments that always have been special to me. We first met in 1981 in Wenebostel. Almost 40 years ago ! We were both attending Hans Kuhn's perio

Dear Paul, It has taken me a while to write this, as I still cannot really believe that you are no longer with us. You looked so well when we met at the end of January. We first met back in 1985 when

I have been wanting to write this for a while now but have not had the strength. The numbness that consumes me over your sudden loss is indescribable. I have been so blessed to have you in my life for

You and I became acquainted during my visit to KG to meet Professor Sennheiser for signing the employment contract in 2007, and have remained good friend ever since. We remember your visit to Tokyo fo

When I joined the BBC from school back in 1965, the then Head of Technical Operations gave my intake a lecture. One thing he told us was “You will make many acquaintances in this business but very fe

Such a wonderful boss who soon became a great friend and mentor . Soon we were off with a small group of us to set up Sennheiser UK at Loudwater.. with a short stint organising orders from Paul’s gara

Working with Paul as a friend and colleague has been one of the best times and most fun experiences in my professional life. We travelled the world together, worked passionately, build relationships a

I was very sad to read of your passing Paul which came as a great shock. I never knew you well, but through our long association from when we first met when you worked at Hayden Labs you always suppor

Dear Paul, It is with a heavy heart that we have to accept that you are no longer with us. In our memories, you still are and will always be so much alive, bright and young. We got acquainted at Sennh

Writing this is something that we never expected to be doing. Paul was our friend whom we met in 1984 when we became neighbours; two young families with new babies. Over the years his career took him

I first met Paul when he interviewed me for a position at Hayden Labs in the late 1980s, in the pre-makeover days when he had big hair, big glasses and a big moustache. I remember him appearing to be

It is with great sadness we are writing these words in Memory of our dearest friend Paul who we have known since the mid 1970’s. A life taken too soon when you had so much to live for and look forward

Slowly digesting the sad news of the passing of a warm-hearted colleague, boss, mentor and friend. I have enjoyed working together with you more than 15 years in various positions and projects, starti