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1947
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2019
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Donald Byron Obituary
Paul graduated from Loretto Catholic High School in 1966. While attending school he played football for the Loretto Angels where he not only played football with close friends but against good friends of rival opponents.
After high school Paul took up boating and hunting, he enjoyed many years of being part of the "Pit Crew" for Team Chippewa. He also spent many hours on the ice with good friends playing for the Soo Mohawks Hockey team. All these countless hours built memories of family and friends. Those who knew Paul well would know of his endless stories and perfectionist ways. Paul loved his family unconditionally and enjoyed spending time with them.
Surviving Paul are sisters: Karen Louise (Donald) Gregg, Lori Ann (Jon) Hall; along with special nieces and nephews: Barbara Jean (Mike Green) Gregg, Matthew Byron (Lindsey) Gregg, Andrew Paul Christopher Hall, and Megan Louise Hall; and great-nephews: Chance Byron Gregg and Elliott Gary Gregg. Also surviving are many "Long Time Friends".
Funeral services for Paul will be held at St Mary's Pro Cathedral with Father Sebastian Kavumkal as celebrant on Friday February 1, 2019 at 11 a.m.
In lieu of flowers donation may be made to St Mary's Catholic School.
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Linda Shaski
February 2, 2019
Karen and family!! I am so sorry for your loss. I know you will all miss him so much but I hope all the wonderful memories will help ease your loss. My deepest sympathy to all of you, Linda Shaski
Elaine salomon
January 30, 2019
Loved his visits when I worked at Demolen's grocery. He'd stop in everyday after work. We always had a great time.
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