Paul Everett Brewer

OREGON- Paul Everett Brewer came into life with a bang on July 4, 1970, in Palmer, Alaska. For 46 years he continued to live his life with passion and energy until his passing on Aug. 25, 2016. Paul graduated from Oregon High School in 1988, where he met and married his high school sweetheart, and love of his life, Tammy Hoesly-Brewer on Dec. 29, 1995. Three months before the wedding they welcomed "the kid", Nicole Kathleen Hoesly- Brewer. In 1997 he welcomed his niece Autumn Raelynn into his home and raised her as his own. He worked for many years repairing RV's before fulfilling a lifelong dream as owner/operator of his own business, Brewer's Mobile RV. Paul loved the outdoors. He loved hunting, fishing, and camping, and he loved sharing these activities with his family and friends. His walls were hung with some of his most impressive catches. During the fall, when he wasn't hunting, you could find Paul rooting for his favorite team, the Pittsburgh Steelers. And come spring, "Go Brewers." Like every Wisconsinite he was a true Badger fan. He loved all sports, football, baseball, basketball and hockey. Paul didn't care which of his teams was playing, he was a fan. Paul loved his family more than life itself. He loved spending time with his wife and girls, going to concerts and fairs. You would most likely find him listening to rock music, near the bulldozers or looking at RV's. In recent years, he found great joy in spending time with his grandchildren. Paul was truly a kid at heart. He loved video games and making people laugh. Rumor has it, his pokemon-go deck is quite impressive. Paul was a tolerant man, for years tolerating the zoo that his loves ones brought home, including bunnies, rats, cats, dogs and even a snake. Lacey, Nico, and the feral cat, kitty-kitty, will miss him dearly. Paul was a kind man, always the first to help and the last to leave. He was truly a friend to all. Though intimidating at first, Paul wore his heart on his sleeve and was really just a gentle giant. He was never afraid to give his honest opinion or to take a stand in defending his family and friends. Paul will be greatly missed and words cannot describe the void left in our hearts. He is survived by his wife Tammy Hoesly-Brewer; daughters, Nicole (Troy Barlow) and Autumn (Jorge Cuatepotzo-Valencia) Johnson; brother, Russ (Katie West) Johnson; sister, Tina Wick; grandchildren, Javier, Emma, and Maricella Cuatepotzo-Valencia; mother and father-in-law, Don and Kathy Hoesly; a brother-in-law, Derrick (Aimee) Hoesly; nephews, Robert Wick, Jack Everett Johnson, and Ethan West; niece, Amelia West; special friends, John Kane (Melissa) and Tyus and Braylen, Erin O'Neil (Karri Copeland-Hirst), Brad Outhouse, Jeff Vermillion, foster siblings, Sonja (Rick) Clark, Chris Whitmore (Valarie) and Thomas Morschauser, many special aunts, uncles, and cousins. He is preceded in death by parents, Jim and Linda Lemasters; grandparents; uncles, aunts, and cousins. We ask that all guests dress in Paul's favorite sports teams' attire to honor his memory. Online condolences may be made at www.gundersonfh.com Gunderson Oregon Funeral & Cremation Care 1150 Park Street (608)835-3515