Events
Birth: 1935-06-05, Kansas City, Wyandotte county, Kansas, Bethany Hospital, Even though Paul's parents were living in Excelsior Springs at the time of his birth, Evon was worried about the flooding going on at the time so she made E.L. take her to Bethany Hospital in Kansas City, Kansas.
Education: 1948-1953, Age:12y 6m 27d, Excelsior Springs, Clay county, Missouri, Excelsior Springs High School, Role:student, high
Military: 1952-1961, Age:16y 6m 27d, Role:sergeant, army, field medic, ImageID: W__0356,W__0357
Education: 1953-1955, Age:17y 6m 27d, Kansas City, Jackson county, Missouri, University of Missouri Kansas City, Role:student, college
Married: 1956-10-12, Age:21y 4m 7d, Moberly, Randolph county, Missouri, Role:groom
Married: 1961-09-02, Age:26y 2m 28d, Columbus, Franklin county, Ohio, Role:groom, ImageID: W__0358,W__0359
Divorce: 1961 , Age:25y 6m 27d
Divorce: 1973-01-31, Age:37y 7m 26d, Columbus, Franklin county, Ohio
Married: 1974-08-24, Age:39y 2m 19d, Newport, Campbell county, Kentucky, Role:groom
Divorce: 1985 , Age:49y 6m 27d, Dayton, Montgomery county, Ohio
Married: 1988-03-11, Age:52y 9m 6d, Kansas City, Jackson county, Missouri, Role:groom
Job: 1988-1997, Age:52y 6m 27d, Kansas City, Wyandotte county, Kansas, executive manager
Death: 2018-10-15, Age:83y 4m 10d, Overland, Johnson county, Kansas, ImageID: W__0360
Burial: 2019-06-12, Age:84y 0m 7d, Kansas City, Jackson county, Missouri, Forest Hill Cemetery, Role:cremated, section 50 plot 268 Ashes buried in dual urn with his wife Sandrali. They are buried next to her daughter Amy. Their section 50 plot are at the far eastern edge of the cemetery. Follow the main road past the cemetery office to its eastern end. Then go right to the southernmost mausoleum (has name Drumm). The plots are behind (east) of this mausoleum .
Pos-held: ?, Mission, Johnson county, Kansas, Village Presbyterian Church, Role:chairman, the largest group of single adults in the U.S., it had over 2000 members
Job: ?, After college, Paul went to work for the J.C. Penney Company in Mission, Kansas. Later he was transferred to the Penney's store in Columbus (Franklin) Ohio and then on to Fort Wayne, Indiana. He also worked for Magnavox in Fort Wayne (Allen) Indiana for a while, then returned to Penney's in Dayton (Montgomery) Ohio where he was the operations manager of what was then the sixteenth largest Penney's in the United States. In 1976 Paul moved back to his hometown of Excelsior Springs and became the manager of the Mill Inn Restaurant. He later went in with his brother and they opened a second restaurant in 1978 called the Colony Inn. In 1981 Paul purchased his own restaurant, the Timberline, in Excelsior Springs. He later worked as a salesman for Dillard's department stores.