Stories about people with the familyname Pul.

Here we publish stories , we found on the internet , about people with the
familyname Pul. For the time being as we don't know the relevant family branch. 

   in memoriam :
    

    Machiel Pul 
    

   
   
   Machiel Pul (1971-2004)
   

   On the afternoon of Thursday 3 June, a young man reports to the office of Mr. Pul, 
   a lawyer in Doetinchem. He asks the receptionist if he can speak to the lawyer about
   the case in which his father and mother are involved. The boy lives with his father 
   and Mr. Pul represents his mother.
   The receptionist explains that Mr. Pul can only provide limited information because
   the contents of the file are covered by the lawyer's professional secrecy. The boy 
   shows understanding, but still wants to speak to the lawyer. 
   He makes a calm impression.
   Machiel Pul makes time to speak to the young man. Service is self-evident to him. 
   It is conceivable that a son whose parents are involved in a procedure needs 
   information. 
   The young man walks with him to his room. After a short while, the office is startled
   by a lot of noise. The office staff rush over. They see that their colleague has been
   stabbed. Emergency services are alerted. In the meantime, the perpetrator flees. The
   ambulance arrives very quickly, but help is in vain. Machiel Pul appears to have 
   been fatally injured and dies almost immediately.

   Machiel Pul worked in Doetinchem at the Grootjans office together with three other 
   lawyers. An office like many others in the Netherlands. The practice focuses on 
   entrepreneurs and private individuals in the immediate vicinity. Personal contacts 
   with clients contribute to the existence of the office.
   Machiel Pul felt at home at this office and in this area. He worked in a general 
   practice. Craftsmanlike, with dedication and commitment. Focused on preventing 
   conflicts and finding solutions.

   Machiel Pul was looking forward to the future. As of 1 January 2005, he would join
   the partnership. The office would then be even more unique.
   He leaves behind a wife and two young children. The Order wishes them, his other 
   family members and his office colleagues much strength in coping with this enormous
   loss.
   
   Frans van Oss
    Dean of the Zutphen district
   Jeroen Brouwer
    General Dean