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Paul Rauwolf Obituary
Paul Rauwolf, 84, passed away Jan 27th in Issaquah, WA. He was born in La Grande, OR, on May 24th, 1939 to Anthony B & Bernice ( Mullen ) Rauwolf. He attended schools in LaGrande and graduated from high school in 1957. while growing up, he worked many hours in his Fathers Veltex Service Station where he became a very good Mechanic. He went on to attend OIT in Klamath Falls. He worked for a Fire Depart. on campus. He graduated with a degree in diesel tech. in 1962. He worked for Weyerhaeuser in the Klamath Falls area and then moved to Thorn Bay Alaska with his Wife, Mili Rauwolf. They Had 6 Children. Shannon, Mary, Paul, David, Phillip, and Heidi. They moved to Ketchikan where he worked for Ketchikan Public Utilities. He remarried Mary Rowe in 1990 in Hawaii. She preceded him in death. after his retirement they moved to WA State. Paul is survived by his sister, Theresa of La Grande and his brother, Andy, of Ketchikan. He is survived by 8 children, many grandchildren, great grandchildren, great great grandchildren, and nieces and nephews. He was truely loved by all who knew him!
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Shannon Long
May 15, 2024
I remembered today, dad advised me, while I was traveling, to get a diesel or get a horse.
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Shannon Long
April 1, 2024
Dad was always telling us a joke or playing a joke on us. His jokes were funny and sometimes a bit embarrassing. Remember his coin in the funnel trick?
Heidi Rauwolf
March 13, 2024
When the Nurses would come in and ask him how he was doing, and he would start singing, I Can't get no Satisfaction, from the Rolling Stones. Everyone would laugh and sing along.
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