Paul Werner MD

Dear Jane, Nathan and Mandy, I was deeply saddened to hear of Paul's death. He was kind to and supportive of me during my time at Our Saviour. Shortly after I arrived there he very kindly shared with me the home communion liturgy he had creative. I shall be ever grateful that our paths crossed. May he rest in peace and rise in glory. The Rev. Ann Grady

I am saddened to learn of Paul's passing. Our paths first crossed many years ago, in a meeting in connection with Saginaw Metro Ministries. I came to know him more as a friend and colleague in the years following, when I began attending Our Saviour Lutheran Church. And even more, when Paul and I participated in the first Spiritual Direction Practicum offered by Sr Nancy Brousseau. We would ride together to the class meetings, and we had many wide-ranging and delightful discussions. He was such a gracious, faithful, and deep thinking fellow. Jane, my deepest condolences to you and your family. May God's peace and love encompass you all. Kim Winchell, Deacon

So many years ago I moved to Clarkston and the Werner family was so welcoming. I treasure your friendship. My first memory, kidney stones preserved in a jar on the coffee table!

Jane and family, my sincerest prayers are with you. Paul was a joy in my ministry. He will be missed. Pastor Julie Bailey

I too am an old family doc. I took over a training program in Pontiac that Paul had put on its feet and his legacy was invaluable to me as a new program director. When he became family medicine chair at Wayne State, I joined the faculty to work for and learn from him. His brilliance, compassion, and incredible accomplishments while there have left his mark on so many. I salute you, Paul, and pray for the family. Bruce Deschere, MD