Paul Schwenn

Paul always had such a great smile on his face every time I saw him, especially when he was dancing with the live of his life to live music. What a great man! Love and light to all of Paul’s family and friends, especially his daughter Chellie, my best friend of so many years.

My first memory of Paul was at Grandma Donlin's house when we had come down to visit. Paul was talking to my brother, who is 2 years older than me. He had to be around 10 or 11. Paul had brought him his first set of free weights. My brother was very excited! Paul always made us feel important. He was fun and gregarious, generous and kind. He was all about family. I don't think in all my years ever having seen him angry. Every year we would see their family as they come up from Madison to go water skiing on Big Sand Lake. We would hear stories about his years growing up and coming to the cabin on Big Sand and he would take us by the cabin in the boat. I dare say... he used the same boat for 40 years! Oldie, but goodie! We didn't know that last summer would be our last boat ride together... It was always fun hearing Paul and Maureen were coming to visit. They would bring pictures of all their travels, adventures of places and people that they went to see, and getting caught up on family happenings. The family historians. Paul will leave a huge hole in the hearts of those who knew him.... we will dearly miss him. ❤️ We love you, Maureen. Our hearts are breaking for you... Cathy (Donlin-Freeman)

Our cousin, Paul, will be so missed by his Texas cousins. Remembered most by his story telling ability, wonderful sense of humor, and love of family.

Paul was the best friend I had in school he always kept it real" I am grateful for his advice ♡☆○•°

Our thoughts and prayers are with you. From Cheryl, Nicolas, and Cameron