Paul-Thoreen-Obituary

Paul Christian Thoreen

Seattle, Washington

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Paul Christian ThoreenDec. 7, 1951 - Jan. 26, 2011

Paul said goodbye to this world and his family after a brave fight with cancer at the age of 59. Paul was born in Everett, the third of eight children, to Lillian and Harold Thoreen. He grew up in Everett and graduated in 1970...

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I was good friends with Paul through high school and after. He taught me how to drive a stick-shift in the alley by north-end Herfys in the good ole days. Paul and I remained friends and saw each other on and off through the years and we always had a great time together; he was quite the character. You could always count on Paul to have a wonderful sense of humor. I contacted him around the time of our class of 1970 40th high school reunion and we talked for several hours catching up,...

Paul was always a first class guy. From the time I first met the Thoreen family I knew they were all first class people. Paul was not only a great crewmember on my fishing boat in Alaska he was just a good person to be around. He always had a good sense of humor even when things things would go haywire....he could lighten the mood and get me to smile and relax. He went out of his way to take care of my family through many years of glasses, contacts and eye exams! With all five of us with...

To the Thoreen family,
I pray the Lord will be there for you to ease your pain at this difficult time.
I have some fond memories of Paul growing up in Everett when we were teenagers. Going to North Junior High School, YMCA dances, cruising Colby, eating at Herfy's, and hanging out. He was so nice, always glad to see you, treated you with respect, and a fun person to be around. With loving thoughts.

Paul was my friend throughout high school. He was kind and thoughtful. May he rest in peace. My condolences to the Thoreen family.

I am so saddened to learn of Paul's passing.I have so many fond childhood memories of Paul and the Thoreen family.My heartfelt sympathy goes out to family and friends.

I am sorry to hear about the passing of Paul. He and I were friends in high school. I always enjoyed our conversations over the years. My condolences to Paul's family.

I am so sorry to the Thoreen family for your loss of Paul. He was such a character. I have known him since middle-school and your family even longer through my Great Aunt Polly Pearson and my mom, Joyce Sutton who were both close with Lilly. Paul was very proud of going through school and never missing a day! That was quite an accomplishment! My thoughts are with all of you as you mourn the loss of your brother, son, father, grandfather. He was special and will be remembered fondly.

I MOVED INTO PAULS NEIGHBORHOOD IN 1958 AND BEGAN A LIFELONG FRIENDSHIP THAT WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN,WOW WHAT GOOD TIMES WE HAD,PAUL YOU WILL ALWAYS BE WITH ME. YOUR FRIEND GENE MARTIN.

It was a blessing that Paul was with us long enough to experence the joys of life, He was able enjoy the unending love of his daughter Annie and her husband Josh. Thier love brought Emma and Ethan, Pauls grand children the spark, and the love of his life. Paul left us at the pinnicle of his life, for us all to carry on. My Brother, i love you, and will miss you. Rest now in PEACE