Paul Gilbert Kesner

Paul was like a second father to me. I loved him dearly and will miss him and Karen as long as I live. Troy and Trevor, I'm so sorry for your loss and I'm here if you need anything at all.

His helping hands and big smile were always appreciated at Shepp Ranch!

Paul was the kind of friend everyone should be blessed with and should try to be. He helped a lot of people throughout his life, and I never heard him say a bad word about anyone . For a joke I told a bunch of girls at a rodeo he was the man in the Marlboro ads, and they flocked around him flirting. He said ; man this new cologne I have is toxic! Happy Trails Paul...See you on the other side

What a beautifully written tribute! Troy and Trevor, I am so sorry for the loss you must be feeling, but will be celebrating with you his "graduation to heaven." I have so many wonderful memories of time spent with your dad, your mother, and you boys! I have never forgotten when he was taking all three of you, plus Justin and Stephanie, out to ride the calf... and Stephanie was the first one on. Then his "wild horse catching/riding" at the Rodeo. I still remember the horrible bruise on his...

FOND MEMORIES OF PAUL AND I ON MOTORCYCLES AND HE AS A GOOD FRIEND. YOU WILL BE MISSED. WAYNE

Dear Naomi and Mary, So sorry for your loss. I haven´t seen Paul since high school. Our senior year we had study hall together and I enjoyed our visiting. He was always gentle and kind. Blessings to the family, Karen Smitherman

He is one great man

Helen Kesner, Paul´s mother, was a good nurse at Caldwell Memorial Hospital