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Published by Legacy Remembers on Oct. 22, 2021.

Paul Hanneman, 72, passed away on Friday, October 22, 2021. Paul was born in Chicago on January 26, 1949, the eldest son of James and Lorraine Hanneman (Rodgers). Paul was a proud veteran who completed two terms of service in Vietnam. After returning home, Paul worked in several fields, including sheet metal, welding, automotive, and more recently as an HVAC technician before retiring to take care of his parents. Paul loved golfing, skiing, fishing, tennis and spending time with his family, friends, and loyal companion Bud, his dog whom he adored for many years. Those Paul leaves behind include his two brothers, Jim (Joan) of Wisconsin and Mark (Kelsey) of Illinois; nieces and nephews; Jennifer (Adam), Jami, Jim (Kelly), Brian (Laura), Annabelle, Griffin and Saylor. Paul was a great uncle to Jalyn, Jace, Skylar and Parker. Paul also leaves behind many other relatives, friends, and special neighbors. Paul was preceded in death by his parents and many aunts and uncles. A private burial service will be held at a later date.

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February 27, 2022

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Kelsey Hanneman

February 27, 2022

What a blessing it was to have Paul as a brother-in-law. We shared many laughs and great conversations together. Through the years, many of our Friday nights were spent with Paul and Mom, switching off hosting game nights and dinner. Dominoes quickly became our favorite! After Mom passed, we were happy to continue that tradition, having Paul over for family dinners, except our domino nights were replaced with Paul drawing pictures with our older daughter. What a joy it was to watch him interact with our three little ones, to witness those tender moments, and to see that sweet smile on his face. Paul never missed a birthday or celebration and always took a special interest in his family. I will miss our phone conversations and his recommendations for the best weekly meat sales in town. I am so thankful for the special relationship my husband, children, and I were able to have with Paul. We are comforted knowing that he is at peace with Mom, Dad, and his best friend Bud.

Brian Hanneman

February 1, 2022

I will always remember Uncle Paul enjoying family, food and golf. My fondest memories are Sunday night dinners and holidays with him and my Nana. I miss him, Nana and Papa. -Brian

Deborah Monaco

February 1, 2022

Paul was a wonderful Friend and neighbor. Very thoughtful and giving. He and Bud came over frequently and we were always gossiping about the neighborhood. But now he's with his best friend Bud!!! They were meant to be together forever! Paul you are truly missed.

Boomer Hanneman

January 13, 2022

Uncle Paul, thank you for your support, guidance and most of all for being an excellent brother to my Dad. I hope you reunited with Nana and Gramps and enjoying your gardens, flower beds and a renewed golf game. Give a big hug to our loved ones and know that your time was much to early, but you left a lasting impression on so many.

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Jimmy Hanneman

January 13, 2022

You were a very caring son . Brother. Uncle.Great Uncle. We always had good times together. I hope your having good times with everyone up there. You are deeply missed.

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