Paul Lemesevski of Freehold died March 10, 2009 in Trenton. He was 54 years old. Paul was born November 21, 1954 in Philadelphia, PA to Alexander and Patricia Lemesevski, the eldest son of eight children of a Navy family. Some of his fondest childhood memories were from his time in Hawaii where his father was stationed for ten years. After his father retired from the Navy, the family settled in Hornerstown, NJ. Paul graduated from Allentown High School in 1972 and upon graduation joined the Navy to serve his country during the Vietnam War. While in the Navy, Paul found his vocation ? mechanics. He became a master mechanic and worked for over twenty-five years as a mechanic and later as Service Manager at a large auto dealership. Paul lived with his family in Freehold, was active in the Republican Party, enjoyed astronomy and collected semi-precious jewels. In particular he loved his daughters and enjoyed spending time with them. For many years Paul lived with the debilitating disease that eventually took him from us. The disease is adrenomyeloneuropathy (AMN). AMN is the adult onset of ALD, which was made known to the world in the 1992 film ?Lorenzo?s Oil?. Paul is preceded in death by his mother Patricia and brother Stephen. He is survived by his two daughters, Larisa Lee and Jillian Shea; his father, Alexander; his three sisters, Mary and her husband Mark, Ann and her husband Tom and Elizabeth and her partner Rose; his three brothers, Michael, Alexander II and his wife Terri and Joseph and his wife Jacqueline, and his nieces, Nicole, Kristen and Kaitlin. He will be fondly remembered by his friends in Freehold, NJ. Calling hours for Paul will be held on Thursday, March 12th from 7:00 to 9:00 PM and again on Friday morning, March 13th from Noon to 1:15 PM at the Tilghman Funeral Home, 52 Main Street in New Egypt (www.tilghmanfh.com). A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Friday at 1:30 PM at the Church of the Assumption, 76 Evergreen Road in New Egypt, with Father Joseph Farrell, officiating. Burial will follow in the BGWCD Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Arneytown. Due to cemetery restrictions, in lieu of flowers, donations in Paul?s honor and memory may be made to a charity of the donor?s choice or to United Leukodystrophy Foundation.