Paul Mitsuo Nishimoto
Paul Mitsuo Nishimoto, 73 of St. Louis, MO passed away on May 13, 2025 in his home. He was born in St. Louis, MO on January 20, 1952 to Hatsuo and Miyuki Nishimoto.
Paul had a long career and retired from Anheuser Busch. He was a devoted grandfather who loved and spoiled his three granddaughters. He enjoyed attending high school sporting events all around St. Louis during his free time. Paul was known for his personal frugality, but generosity to others with a quiet, but witty personality.
Paul was preceded in death by his parents and brother, Alvin Nishimoto.
Paul is survived by his son Thomas (TJ; wife, Bethany) Nishimoto of Chatham, IL, 3 granddaughters, Dexyn, Bryx and Kairyx Nishimoto; 1 sister Katherine Koshi; 1 brother, Gordon Nishimoto, and several nieces and nephews.
The family will be having a private celebration to Paul at a later date.
TJ and family please accept my deepest sympathy in your dad’s passing. He was a friend and valued colleague during our time at A-B. He was incredibly proud of you and your family. I’m thankful that he retired early and enjoyed his grandchildren.
So very sad to hear this. I had the pleasure to work with Paul and he was a great guy!
Paul was truly one of kind. A pleasure to work with @ A.B. and a great since of humor. He really loved his family.
He will be missed. My sincere condolences to his family. Bud Lane
Paul was a great man and I was proud to know him and work with him.
I am very sorry to hear this news. Paul was one of the best persons I had the privilege to work with at AB. A hard worker, sincere, honest and full of integrity. He was a great person! My sympathy to his family.
Paul was a perfect gentleman. Enjoyed talking high school sports with him. Enjoyed his company and sense of humor. He was probably the only one who appreciated my jokes.
Rest in Peace Paul
Paul was one of the most kind people . that I have ever known. If you didn’t like Paul you were the problem, not Paul. We had many laughs at A-B. It was a pleasure knowing him.
May God bless the Nishimoto family.
I am saddened to hear about Paul. I worked in the same group as Paul for many years so I got to interact with him On a daily basis. We had many business lunches, golf outings and a couple of trips together. He had a dry sense of humor, was very smart and truly a fun and easy guy to be around. He never complained and was always a
hard worker. A great employee and individual. Condolences to his family.
So sorry to hear about Paul’s passing. He was a private man but always had a kind and funny thing to say. We used to laugh about silly things, and I’m sad to hear this. On secretary’s day he came to work with chocolate covered straberries for the ladies. He loved the game of golf and would always jump at the opportunity to play. I used to tease him about how many cars he had. We had a running joke about painting his condo. I said I would help him, but what color did he want. “White'” was his response. So I used to leave white paint samples on his desk. It was a fun thing that we laughed about. A good man gone too soon. My condolences to his son and grandchildren. God Bless Paul. Will remember him in my prayers.