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1964
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2023
Paul Magee Obituary
Paul Magee
June 27, 1964 – September 4, 2023
Paul J. Magee sadly passed away at age 59 on Labor Day. We invite you to celebrate his life with us at Grace Lutheran Church in Lincoln, NE on Saturday, September 16th at 11:00 a.m. with a luncheon immediately following. Obituary and Condolences at www.aspenaftercare.com.
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Barry Schmoker
September 4, 2024
The board members and many others truly miss Paul´s presence at Lincoln Trap and Skeet. He was always the "get things done" guy.
UC(SCW)Dean Williams
September 18, 2023
Dean Williams
Rip my brother
John Faelske
September 18, 2023
It was good serving with you brother. Hooray
Barry Schmoker
September 15, 2023
I met Paul in a snow goose hunting blind near St. Mary´s, Ne. He was in charge of making breakfast for 7 of us that day. He had a huge cooler of food and the biggest iron skillet I have ever laid eyes on. He made a huge breakfast for us with that skillet that was very tastee and could have fed a dozen people. I remember that he talked with us about his soon to be deployment to Afghanistan. We had a great time in the goose pit blind that day. Years later I was reunited with Paul as fello board of director members of Lincoln Trap and Skeet. It was during those years together serving on that board that I learned what a great worker and valuable teammate Paul was. I admired his dedication and work ethic that he
epitomized in the years to come. He was a very proud American and a true patriot that I and many others will truly miss. Barry Schmoker
Jackie Harral
September 11, 2023
I´m so sad to hear of Paul´s death. Thinking of his children and mother. May Gods peace be with them. Respectively, Jackie Harral
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