Obituary for Paul F. Jones
Paul F Jones, age 64, of Linwood, Kansas passed away on Sunday, June 14, 2020. Visitation will be 9-10am, followed by the funeral at 10am, both Thursday June 18, at the Elm Grove Baptist Church. Burial to follow in the Mt. Sidney Cemetery.
Paul was born on September 7, 1955 in Missouri. He was married to Cheryl (Bray) Jones for 48 years. Paul retired from CSM Brill Bakery Solutions (known as Multifoods) in Bonner Springs Kansas. He was proceeded in death by his parents Lucille and Earl Jones, his sisters Sherry, Kay, and Arlene, also his brother Michael and his granddaughter Kimberly.
Paul is survived by his wife Cheryl, his sister Glenda, his daughter Renee, daughter Paula and husband Travis, son Paul and wife Marie, daughter Tracey and husband David,
Also his grandchildren Jessica, Courtney, Brandon, Violet, Abigail, David, Douglas, Olivia, Caydince, Gabrielle.
Great grandchildren Gavin, Mia, Jerry, Andrew, Mason, Emilia.
He loved caring for his pigs “Bacon” and “Porkchop”. For all of us that knew Paul he went by many names: husband, dad, brother, uncle, papa and so many more. He always had a piece of candy to give you, and a hand or ear to lend. He was loved by many and will be missed by all. In lieu of flowers, the family prefers memorial contributions to Elm Grove Baptist Church.
Paul was born on September 7, 1955 in Missouri. He was married to Cheryl (Bray) Jones for 48 years. Paul retired from CSM Brill Bakery Solutions (known as Multifoods) in Bonner Springs Kansas. He was proceeded in death by his parents Lucille and Earl Jones, his sisters Sherry, Kay, and Arlene, also his brother Michael and his granddaughter Kimberly.
Paul is survived by his wife Cheryl, his sister Glenda, his daughter Renee, daughter Paula and husband Travis, son Paul and wife Marie, daughter Tracey and husband David,
Also his grandchildren Jessica, Courtney, Brandon, Violet, Abigail, David, Douglas, Olivia, Caydince, Gabrielle.
Great grandchildren Gavin, Mia, Jerry, Andrew, Mason, Emilia.
He loved caring for his pigs “Bacon” and “Porkchop”. For all of us that knew Paul he went by many names: husband, dad, brother, uncle, papa and so many more. He always had a piece of candy to give you, and a hand or ear to lend. He was loved by many and will be missed by all. In lieu of flowers, the family prefers memorial contributions to Elm Grove Baptist Church.