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He is survived by his long time significant other; Dee Koch, son; Nathan (Jasmine) Baker, brothers; Warren (Jo) Baker, Jeff (Sharon) Baker, sister; Susan Kees, four grandchildren; Paxton, Lillian, Dawson, Addyson, and many nieces, nephews, and friends.
Paul is proceeded in death by is his parents; Dale and Ruth (Johnson) Baker, brother; Doulas Baker, niece; Amy Kees, and nephew; Danny Kees.
There will be a celebration of life held in the near future for all to gather and remember Paul's life. Flowers, donations and condolences may be offered at N4324 County Road D, Arkansaw, WI 54721.
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Mark A. Burgett
March 12, 2024
Paul & I have been best friends for 30 years here in Wisconsin! Whenever either of us were in a pinch, you could always count on Paul to help! No matter what time of day, he would come and help! He put me up in hard times, shared his woodstove and his food! Nothing but a kind man to others and his best friend, Sheba! Good bye Paul. You were one of the few things in life a man could count on! Keep on truckin my friend, wherever you are! Maybe they need help with windshields or bodywork where you are! Go and touch the sun!
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