Paul

White

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Paul W. White

December 23, 1980 – March 18, 2025

Paul W. White passed away unexpectedly in New York City in early March 2025, leaving behind a legacy of warmth, laughter, and unwavering loyalty. Born in San Francisco on December 23, 1980, Paul was a devoted father to his firstborn son, Steven (10), and a proud dog dad whose love for his four-legged companions was well known. He is survived by Steven's mother, Katie White, his father Gerald White, his brother Shaun White, his sister Mikel White, and his youngest son, Oskar (1).

Paul was a proud graduate of Oregon State University, Class of 2004, and went on to earn his MBA from NYU's Stern School of Business in 2007. He combined sharp intellect with an innate gift for connection, ultimately making a lasting mark on New York City's real estate and investment landscape. Over the past decade, he brought both vision and heart to his work at Farrell Ram Capital. Earlier in his career, he was instrumental in the creation and completion of Hudson Yards during his time at Related.

Beyond his professional accomplishments, Paul was deeply committed to giving back. Philanthropy was central to his life, and since 2017, he proudly served on the board of America Needs You, helping first-generation college students achieve their career goals.

Paul was a seeker of knowledge, always reading and curious about the world. His passion for soccer—especially his devotion to NYCFC, US Soccer and English Premier League—was matched only by his love for bringing people together. He found peace on the water, especially aboard his boat in the Hamptons, where he loved to fish and spend time with friends and family.

Those closest to him knew he had a secretly lovely singing voice and a soft spot for Elvis tunes. He delighted in dancing in kitchens with the people he loved most, and playing harmless practical jokes on his friends creating moments of joy that now live on in memory.

Paul will be remembered as a loyal friend, a loving father, and a generous spirit whose warmth, humor, and heart left an indelible mark. His presence will be deeply missed and forever cherished.

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