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Paul Douglas Stolberg
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Paul was a hard working union man who enjoyed boating, dirt bikes, golf, trap shooting, bird watching and working in his garden.
As a strong Christian man, he was a supporter of equal rights for everyone. He volunteered 27 years for the Manteca police department's S.H.A.R.P. Program and supported. along with his wife, the Manteca Boys and Girls. He was a member of the Stockton Elks, Lodge#218, and theLodi Moose.
Paul loved his jazz. He and Irene would go to jazz festivals up and down California. He enjoyed being with friends and family. His motto for lifewas, " Keep people laughing". And he did just that! A self-proclaimed, "Grumpy", he was a loving, caring and generous man who brought joy to everyone he met. He will be deepy missed and we honor hin as he rests with God.
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Stan Peterson
January 21, 2023
Paul was a car guy! From his 38 Ford coupe, 57 Chevy, GTO Pontiac, to his Mazda Miata. Actually, anything with a motor caught his attention. A motor home and a boat could be added to his list of toys. I think he was borne with a wrench in his hand. We had many discussions about which engine was the best, and the best way to deliver fuel, be it four barrels, triple two barrels, or fuel injection. Paul was one of the good guys!!
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