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1935
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2020
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Paul Badger Obituary
Paul was born on March 16, 1935, in Lawrence, KS, the son of James and Thelma L. (Curby) Badger.
He served his country in the United States Coast Guard during the Korean War.
Paul retired from IBEW (International Brothers Electrical Workers).
He married Delpha Mae Catlett in March of 1966 in Lawrence. She preceded him in death on October 21, 1997.
Survivors include his two sons, Stevean Scott (Hanh) Badger, Nick (Marlene) Badger, daughter, Mary E. Reed, six grandchildren; three great grandchildren; and sister, Rosetta Hodge. He was also preceded in death by his son, Paul A. Badger, Jr. and brother, Kenneth James Badger.
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Mary and Art Drazin
March 12, 2020
Paul we love and miss you good buddy, our only friend in his 80 years who would ride his Hardley motorcycle to visit us. Paul loved the Lord and was faithful every Sunday.Paul was the jack of all trades and would share his time and his vast tool collection, he took pleasure in helping. This is not good-bye, we will met again Paul at the throne of God singing Hallelujah with the angels. God Bless and comfort your children.
Gary Hill
March 9, 2020
Paul has been a friend forever. He was a good, hard working guy. Always there to help when I needed it. I'll miss him greatly.
Gary Hill
AARON DOLEMAN
March 6, 2020
So sorry to hear Paul has left us, he was a great friend. He was just by to see me a couple of days before, gonna miss him and his visits.
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