Tributes to Paul Pizzolo
Suicide is not chosen; it happens when pain exceeds resources for coping with pain
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Son, grandson, student and friend.

"My greatest regret in life the last time that I saw him is not hugging him and saying how much I loved him and how proud I was of him. There comes a time in life for us all when the last time we see our loved ones is 'literally' the last time."

Pauls Dad-Joseph Pizzolo.

Hi Paul,

I just wanted to say thank you for your kind words and generous gift- I was comletely taken back by that, and i was really touched. You are a great man, with an enormous, bright and extremely successful career ahead of youl. You have already faced some tough challenges in life and come out a better and stronger person for it. You have the confidence of a king and will use that to make a strong success of whatever you choose in life.

Thanks so much for taking the time out to share a beer and a laugh. I knows theres plenty more to come.

Focus on your study for now (not on all those women that keep calling you), and make sure you do yourself justice come exam time.

Best Wishes
Your mate,
Matty.

Matthew Cairns
Dept of Management Economics & Commerce
University of Melbourne.