Paul M. Marucha, age 49, of Horicon passed away peacefully with his family by his side on Monday, November 9, 2020 at his home.A celebration of Paul’s life will be held on July 17 at 1 p.m. at Ginger’s Hideaway in Horicon. Come share stories and enjoy some of Paul’s favorite things- beer, pizza andContinue Reading
Meranda Coombs
left a message on February 22, 2021:
His sister Pauline and my mom were best friends many years ago. Paul was quite a character, had a good heart. Very sorry to hear this news. Thoughts and prayers being sent to the family.
Alan Babakan
left a message on November 13, 2020:
My deepest condolences to Paul's wife, children, and family. Paul and served together in the US Army Infantry. We attended basic and AIT training together at Ft Benning, GA in Alpha Company 3/32 Infantry. We were members of one of the last Cohort units in the Army who underwent high stress basic training, and went to replenish the 1st Battalion, 41st infantry Regiment of 2nd Armored Division (FWD), in Garlstedt Germany. We served together in both the Cold War, and the Persian Gulf War. He was a good man, who helped make the world a better place! You should all be most proud of his service.
John Pankratz
left a message on November 13, 2020:
Paul Fought the good fight............He has won the Race. Rest in Peace Paul, John from the Carpenter Shop.
Randall Bartell
left a message on November 13, 2020:
Paul was always motivated to pull his own weight & more! No job was too big to get done! He motivated a lot of people to work harder along the path of life! I always enjoyed his point of view most of the time! A great John Deere employee for sure!! All the best to Paul's family!!
Howard Bednarek
left a message on November 13, 2020:
My deepest sympathy goes out to Paul's family. He was a great friend.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Cory and Brenda Kuehl
left a message on November 13, 2020:
So very sorry to hear of your loss but he is no longer suffering. We will always remember sitting on your porch.
Jackie Straseske and Tim Netzer
left a message on November 12, 2020:
Our hearts go out to you and your family in your time of loss. Paul or Pumpkin as we called him may have seemed a little rough around the edges on the outside but on the inside he had a good heart, empathy for others and was a loyal friend. I remember the first time I met him he backed out in to the main aisle in front of me at work and I had to jam on the brakes to avoid hitting him spilling my whole load of raw decks. Well you know there were some words and fist shaking going on after that. we ended up welding together and were able to put the incident aside and became friends. When Tim and Paul and I welded in the same booth I remember those two going at each other. If one didn't stir things up the other one did. It's like they weren't happy unless they were barking at each other. We will miss his laugh and the twinkle in his eyes. He was a very special person to have known and the world will be a less interesting place without him. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. God Bless!
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Meranda Coombs
left a message on February 22, 2021:
His sister Pauline and my mom were best friends many years ago. Paul was quite a character, had a good heart. Very sorry to hear this news. Thoughts and prayers being sent to the family.
Alan Babakan
left a message on November 13, 2020:
My deepest condolences to Paul's wife, children, and family. Paul and served together in the US Army Infantry. We attended basic and AIT training together at Ft Benning, GA in Alpha Company 3/32 Infantry. We were members of one of the last Cohort units in the Army who underwent high stress basic training, and went to replenish the 1st Battalion, 41st infantry Regiment of 2nd Armored Division (FWD), in Garlstedt Germany. We served together in both the Cold War, and the Persian Gulf War. He was a good man, who helped make the world a better place! You should all be most proud of his service.
John Pankratz
left a message on November 13, 2020:
Paul Fought the good fight............He has won the Race. Rest in Peace Paul, John from the Carpenter Shop.
Randall Bartell
left a message on November 13, 2020:
Paul was always motivated to pull his own weight & more! No job was too big to get done! He motivated a lot of people to work harder along the path of life! I always enjoyed his point of view most of the time! A great John Deere employee for sure!! All the best to Paul's family!!
Howard Bednarek
left a message on November 13, 2020:
My deepest sympathy goes out to Paul's family. He was a great friend.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Cory and Brenda Kuehl
left a message on November 13, 2020:
So very sorry to hear of your loss but he is no longer suffering. We will always remember sitting on your porch.
Jackie Straseske and Tim Netzer
left a message on November 12, 2020:
Our hearts go out to you and your family in your time of loss. Paul or Pumpkin as we called him may have seemed a little rough around the edges on the outside but on the inside he had a good heart, empathy for others and was a loyal friend. I remember the first time I met him he backed out in to the main aisle in front of me at work and I had to jam on the brakes to avoid hitting him spilling my whole load of raw decks. Well you know there were some words and fist shaking going on after that. we ended up welding together and were able to put the incident aside and became friends. When Tim and Paul and I welded in the same booth I remember those two going at each other. If one didn't stir things up the other one did. It's like they weren't happy unless they were barking at each other. We will miss his laugh and the twinkle in his eyes. He was a very special person to have known and the world will be a less interesting place without him. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. God Bless!
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