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Charlotte A Wilson
June 26, 2025
Blessed greatly by her service and friendship.
Jane, Laura, Diane, Stephanie, Brian, and William Okpala
July 21, 2024
The Okpala siblings offer our deepest condolences to Mrs. Parris's family--we will always remember her for her love of Spanish and how dedicated she was to ensuring that all of her students truly learned and appreciated the language. May she rest in peace.
Beverly Wilson
July 6, 2024
I´m so sorry to hear of Paula´s passing. I worked with her at Norcross HS. So many memories...
Donna Post
July 6, 2024
It was a joy to teach 6th grade Sunday School at Wieuca Road Baptist with Paula from 1995 - 2005! She was my mentor and friend as we planned upcoming lessons, taught the kids, and corralled the kids during overnights. She blessed many lives, including mine.
Sarah Skinner
July 5, 2024
I taught with Paula at the start of my career at NHS (1994-2000). She was a true force for her students, and taught ME so much as a novice teacher. The impact she had will be felt for generations. I pray that her children and her extended family will be blessed with the peace of many wonderful memories.
Charlotte Wilson
July 5, 2024
Remembering Paula with appreciation, God has made her a blessing to many. Thanks to her for her service in God.
Judi Rogers
July 5, 2024
I won´t be in town for the celebration of life for Paula but I certainly will be thinking of your mom and all of her family. Paula was loved by all of us at Norcross and I have nothing but sweet memories. I´ve heard from students over the years about her positive impact on them. She was strict but she loved them and they knew that. When I first became principal at Norcross High in the 90´s we struggled to get the bells to ring on the exact minute class was to change. You could count on Paula letting us know if the time was off as she would scurry to the front office to let us know we were a minute late. It actually became a favorite memory to tease Paula about, especially when we got it right. Paula was also the person to pull me aside and let me know of any student who needed extra attention.
I can´t begin to tell you how many young lives she impacted. She will be missed.
Paul Wright
July 3, 2024
I remember Mrs. Parris teaching my elementary school Sunday School class. She was a wonderful teacher and had her hands quite full, as the class also contained Randy Shepley and Travis Atkins. We learned as much from her example as from the Bible stories she shared with us. Paula and her husband Bob were noble models of the Christian life. Always being kind and generous with their gifts and their time. I feel it is fair to say that the Wieuca Youth Group of the 1980s considerers it a privilege to have known and been taught by them both. There are simply no words.
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