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Paul Bertrum Naslund
He was a lifetime resident of Everett, Washington and graduated from Everett High School in 1956. He retired as a journeyman plumber with the local 26 Plumbers and Pipefitters Union.
He enjoyed the time he spent with family and friends. Paul was an avid outdoorsman. His great passion in life was fishing, hunting, and camping.
Paul was preceded in death by his parents, Bertrum and Martha; and brother, Gary.
He is survived by his loving wife of 35 years, Mary; sister, Sharon Kies, of Ellensburg, WA; children, Rick Naslund, Anita (Fred) Walsh, Michelle (Mark) Reed, Leann (Rusty) Baron, Kenny Stunz and David (Lori) Stunz; grandchildren, Paul, Angela, Corrin, Ryan, Altera, Melissa, Briana, Jennifer, Averie and Easton; great-grandchildren, Joey, Andrew, Joshua, Alex, Adam, and KayLynne; aunts, Mary and Gladys; numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins.
At Paul's request, there will be no services. A celebration of life will be held at a later date.
In lieu of flowers, donations to the Ronald McDonald House in Paul's memory are greatly appreciated, 5130 40th Avenue NE, Seattle, WA 98105.
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Memories and Condolences
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amy gott
December 2, 2010
Grandpa Paul, we will miss your sense of humor and playfull antics. Im so glad that your great grandsons were able to come and spend some time in your final days. I now that your resting in peace. And the cancer that stole yet another loved one from us is no longer causing you pain. The pain is ours now as we moarn. I love you and I promise to never let the kids forget you and how much fun you were to be around. love Amy (grand-daughter in-law)
Pastor Bob Higgins
November 30, 2010
Mary and all the family... my prayers are with you. I am so glad I got to visit with Paul when he was in the hospital... You guys were one of the first if not first marriage I performed when I arrived here in 1975... the years go so quickly. May the Lord bless you and keep you until we are all together again. Pastor Bob - Cascade View Presbyterian Church
November 24, 2010
to my dad-- i love you and miss you so much, i have a huge hole in my heart. you taught me everything, iv'e lost my best friend in the whole world. our trips together, our private talks, your jokes, and the closeness every daughter and father should have. help me get through this please! i'm completely lost. i will always cherish our thursday nights, and my entire life with you. i love you so much. [CORNBREAD] nita
November 22, 2010
Uncle Paul,
We Love you and miss you so much. It is still not real that you are not here. You have been such a huge part of our life in so many ways, I can't even begin to count the many wonderful things that you have done, there are too many. And they are all good. You are all good. I will treasure all of our wonderful memories dear to my heart forever. Thank you for being Papa to Shelby, she loved you so much. We all do. I am proud to have had you as my awesome Uncle. You taught us the value of family and stood by it. That is just one of the many things. Plus, you tried to teach me how to hunt, sorry I scared them away, but I do love the many times we sat on the hill waiting for them. Those times in the hills is where you were at your best. Until we meet again, you enjoy being at your best right now. I am in faith that you are out of pain and amongst those who you love and who love you. We love you so much Uncle Paul. You are the best. With all of our love to you.
Scott, Jackie and Shelby Jo Kimzey
November 22, 2010
Uncle Paul,
We Love you and miss you so much. It is still not real that you are not here. You have been such a huge part of our life in so many ways, I can't even begin to count the many wonderful things that you have done, there are too many. And they are all good. You are all good. I will treasure all of our wonderful memories dear to my heart forever. Thank you for being Papa to Shelby, she loved you so much. We all do. I am proud to have had you as my awesome Uncle. You taught us the value of family and stood by it. That is just one of the many things. Plus, you tried to teach me how to hunt, sorry I scared them away, but I do love the many times we sat on the hill waiting for them. Those times in the hills is where you were at your best. Until we meet again, you enjoy being at your best right now. I am in faith that you are out of pain and amongst those who you love and who love you. We love you so much Uncle Paul. You are the best. With all of our love to you.
Kathy Pierce
November 22, 2010
Uncle Paul- We had our crying session the last time you were in the hospital. I have so many memories that I will treasure. Now, you don't have to worry about auntie Mary or I trying to steal your ice cream. When I go to Alaska in July I will make sure I catch a nice big King for you! I love you and miss you!!!!
Your niece Kathy
Karen Angle
November 22, 2010
Sharon and family, What can I say that will ease your pain of losing Paul. His memories will stay with you forever. We love you. The Angles
November 21, 2010
Oh Mary, I wish you and your family the Lord's loving peace as you deal with another tremendous personal loss of a dear loved one.
Launa
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