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Senior Photo Quote:
"Her sparkling eyes reflected her beautiful inner qualities"
High School Activities: Choir, Office Assistant
Paula passed away on January 1, 1971. She was a passenger on a motorcyle when it was hit by a pickup truck on South Sullivan in the Spokane Valley. The driver of the pickup was drunk and arrested at the scene.
She was a member of the Foothills Community Church in Spokane.
The funeral service was held at 3 pm on January 5, Hazen & Jaeger Funeral Home, 1306 N. Monroe.
Paula is interred at Fairmount Memorial Park in Spokane, WA
Source: Spokesman-Review, Jan. 6, 1971
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Marc Martyn
I remember Paula best for her warm smile and her beautiful eyes. They seemed to pull you in while you were in her presence. She was a wonderful person.Laurie Wiley (Vandervert)
Paula was in some of my classes and she was quiet but seen. She was a super friend to everyone who knew her, and never said a bad word about anyone. As I remember shealways had a smile on her face no matter what. I hope she is happy up there as she seemed to be down here.
You go Paula.
Laurie wiley vandervert
Charlene Bower (Goddard)
Paula and I were pretty close friends. We worked together in the High School office in the evenings getting the bulletin ready for the following school day. We always had a lot of fun together and laughed often.The last time I saw her was when she came to visit her cousin and I while we were in Bible College. It was in 1970 about 3 months before the motorcyle accident.
I remember her fondly. She was a great friend...
Shirley Weatherford (Hillhouse)
Paula and I were good friends and we both lived on the mountain. We shared the long boring bus rides to school. I talked to her the day before the accident. I was suppose to have lunch with her that day. I was shocked when her mother called and told me what happened. I still think of her often.Cheryl Sletten (Lovett)
When so many of us were still trying to figure what life was all about-Paula's eyes spoke for her entire soul: Love.She was such a sweetheart.