Paul C. Walls

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Paul Walls Obituary

Paul C. Walls
age 82 of New Philadelphia, passed away June 28, 2015 following medical complications. He was born Oct. 30, 1932 in Lucasville, Ohio, the son of the late Edward and Hazel (Fullerton) Walls. He enlisted in the Army when he was 18 and faithfully fought for his country as a paratrooper in the Korean War. He worked in the construction business for over 50 years. Paul will be remembered as a loving husband, proud father, grandfather, and great grandfather, who generously helped out family, friends, and members of the local community.
He is survived by the love of his life, his wife Betty (Eden) Walls; daughter, Linda Walls; grandchildren, Laura Lab and Michael (Kate) DeVolld; great- granddaughter, Natalie DeVolld; siblings, Wilma Jean Taylor, Lorraine Rickey, Mary Katherine Wells, Harold Walls and numerous nieces and nephews. In addition to his parents, Paul is preceded in death by his daughter, Brenda DeVolld; brothers, Charles, Ralph, Marion and Donald and sisters, Louise Blakeman, Ruth King, and Janet Walls.
A service Celebrating his life will be held on Saturday, July 18th, 2015 from 2-5 p.m. at the Monarch Center in New Philadelphia. Condolences and special memories may be shared online at
www.heritagecremation.com
Heritage Cremation Society
330-875-5770

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Published by The Times Reporter on Jul. 8, 2015.

Memories and Condolences
for Paul Walls

13 Entries

Patrick Maculaitis

July 19, 2015

Paul Walls was the #1 Dozer Operator and #1 Individual. I had the pleasure of knowing Paul Walls for the last decade or so... Great People Paul & Betty Walls. After attending the Memorial Service yesterday at the Monarch Center gave me a better sense and confirmed of just how great of a man Paul Walls was & will forever live on as the #1 Dozer Operator & The Best Example of a Genuine Man and so much more than words could ever describe. God Bless. Patrick L. Maculaits, New Phila, Ohio.

Ronda and family

July 18, 2015

Paul was such an energetic, kind, generous person...always eager to help others. He was full of life and filled a room with his presence. He will be remembered by us as a good man who loved his dear wife and family. But I am confident we have not seen the last of him. We love you Betty!

peggy kelly

July 17, 2015

I have always said that paul is one of the nicest and kindest man I have ever known he will be greatly missed .I love you betty.

Michael Hatalowich

July 14, 2015

As we pass through this life some of us are lucky enough to meet someone who changes our lives in a very significant way. In my case it was Paul. Paul saw something in me that no one else had noticed. Over the course of several years he spent countless hours preparing me for the successful career I have enjoyed for the last twenty five years. Although we had lost contact over the years, I have thought of him and Betty often. I am sure that Heaven has something for him to build.

Ruth Calhoun

July 13, 2015

I have known Paul and Betty my whole life. They are like family to me. I have always enjoyed the times we have spent together. It will be those memories we have to remember Paul by. Our family got to go visit them back in January and what a fun time we had. Paul had to make sure our 3 children had the things they liked so to make sure he had a couple different kinds of soda, chips, ice cream and some other items. And the kids loved it. Paul told the kids about the rocks on his wall outside and the story of how he got them and on what job he was working on at that time. Memories they will keep with them a long time. Memories that make us smile when we think of Paul. Betty we love you and pray that Jehovah will help you through this sad and difficult time. Also we look forward to seeing Paul in the resurrection full of life and energy.
Love you Betty
From the Calhoun Family

Judy

July 4, 2015

Paul could never pass a baby or a child without stopping at their table to fuss over them at dees restaurant we always knew when he was there. You will be missed, but thought of often

Lesa Haas

July 4, 2015

Paul,
There is not enough words to describe what this world has lost . He was loyal a hard working example of a man any one would be honored just to have met him in there life.I loved him like a father and family is special to me and his loving wife Betty was the sunshine of his life, and his daughter Linda is a carbon copy of Paul. It has been a gift to have known,loved and honored Paul Walls in my life. Love you Lesa and Ryan

July 4, 2015

I will treasure our 61 years of marriage ,Paul. You gave me my first kiss and I gave you your last.. You are and will be always in my heart. Love, Betty

July 4, 2015

worked on many jobs over the years,moved lot of dirt....mud....rock with Paul showing us all how to get the job done....he did help ones who wanted to be the best to be just that....I learned at lot from Paul and the day he told me I was a good operator I knew I made it...I was one of the best....R.I.P Paul....job well done ......Curt

Gary Gina and Shana

July 2, 2015

We will always remember the affection you 3 shared. We are sorry for the pain of your loss and look forward to a time when pain and mourning will be no more.

Richard Williams

July 1, 2015

I meet paul in 1979 on the job site and he treated me like a son we were best of friends since I was 28 years old. paul asked me what is your name I told him Richard Williams is my name .paul then said to me Richard your good but I can make you better,that he did.i learned a lot from paul our coworkers used to call paul my dad paulcame to see me every two weeks we would have lunch and talk about work days we were best of friends r.i.p. paul love you like a father god has your back betty you can call me anytime Richard Williams.

Laura VanMeter

July 1, 2015

God saw you getting tired
and a cure was not meant to be,
So he put his arms around you
and whispered "Come to Me".
With tearful eyes we watched you,
as we saw you pass away.
Although we loved you deeply,
we could not make you stay.
Your golden heart stopped beating,
hard working hands at rest.
God broke our hearts to prove to us,
He only takes the best.

What a kind and gracious man... I will never forget you.