Key Takeaways
- • Paul L. Singer, 56, of Eden Prairie, Minnesota, died on June 11, 2010, after a 19-month battle with brain cancer, according to an obituary notice.
- • Singer was a former chief information officer and senior vice president at Target Corporation.
- • The notice is a 2010 death announcement and does not relate to current market or fund-industry developments.
Summary
An obituary notice for Paul L. Singer, age 56, of Eden Prairie, Minnesota, was published by the Washburn-McReavy funeral home website. According to the notice, Singer died peacefully, surrounded by his family, on June 11, 2010, after a 19-month battle with brain cancer. The notice identifies him as a former chief information officer and senior vice president at the Target Corporation. The remainder of the text is truncated in the source, and the full service details are available only through the funeral home's site.
The notice is dated June 20, 2010, and the story is catalogued with an August 3, 2018 date. The content is a personal death announcement and contains no deal, fund, performance, or regulatory information.
The obituary concerns a Minnesota corporate technology executive. It should not be confused with Paul Singer, the New York hedge fund manager and founder of Elliott Management, who shares the name but is a different individual.
The notice is dated June 20, 2010, and the story is catalogued with an August 3, 2018 date. The content is a personal death announcement and contains no deal, fund, performance, or regulatory information.
The obituary concerns a Minnesota corporate technology executive. It should not be confused with Paul Singer, the New York hedge fund manager and founder of Elliott Management, who shares the name but is a different individual.
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