John-Paugh-Obituary

John Charles "Bud" Paugh Jr.

Bozeman, Montana

Dec 10, 1928 – Sep 8, 2015 (Age 86)

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BORN
December 10, 1928
DIED
September 8, 2015
AGE
86
LOCATION
Bozeman, Montana
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John C. Paugh, 86, of Bozeman, Montana, passed away Sept. 8, 2015. He was born Dec. 10, 1928, at Fort Benton, Montana, the third son of John Charles and Dorothy Marion (Reed) Paugh. His family moved to the Gallatin Valley when he was three months old and started a dairy ranch where he worked...

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Dear Donna and Family,
We were so very sorry to learn of John's passing. What a loss to the community, his friends, and most importantly to you.
He was a caring neighbor, a wonderful person and someone who looked beyond the immediate. He has left his imprint on all who knew him and will certainly be missed.
Our kindest regards and deep sympathy to you and all the family.

John was a great neighbor and with Donna watched and cared for our children just like their own.............a man of great leadership in the sheep industry, a great man of agriculture, great father and a very good friend and neighbor to all that knew him. We all are much better having him our friend....bless all the memories.

Bob Sager Family

I Knew John many years, any one who knew John was Blessed. With Johns life & works
he made a difference. My heart goes out to Donna & Family

Mark and I have very fond memories of getting to know John. Remembering the days of sheep grazing noxious weeds on the Crazy Mountain Ranch to trailing the sheep back over with Margaurite Fulmer. We appreciated the opportunity to get to know Jerry and Richard along with wife Donna. Mark and I sure are blessed to call the Paugh Family friends. God's blessing and prayers to you all. John was certainly a man of integrity and honesty. I will miss having chats with him. Sincerely, Mark and...

John Paugh was one of the first to welcome me to Bozeman and gave me a sweet send off to my new job shortly before I left. His endearing personality was matched by his vast expanse of agricultural knowledge. He will be missed terribly, but his legacy will endure! He was a good friend. God speed, John Paugh!