We are so sorry for your loss.  Paul may have given me my very first job not working for my dad.  He had some beehives and hired me and a few others to help get the honey out and clean the frames.  I was about 12 or 13 years old at the time.

He was always kind and thoughtful of those around him.

We were so sad to hear of Paul’s death! We will pray for your family.

It is with deep sadness that I've learned of Paul's passing. He was a dear friend and inspiration to me all through our highschool days.  As I served as his vice president in the seminary student body presidency, he was always an example and influence for good.  A true discipline of Jesus Christ.  He introduced me to bee keeping, and I think of him often as now I have hives of my own.  Paul was a serious person, but he also had a mischievous side.  One evening he gather 5-6 of us up and he had a key to the trailer of his relative ( a former highschool English teacher whose initials were JB who was out on a date) and we went in and stuffed it full of wadded up news paper and TP.  When we heard them pull up, we snuck out the back door.  We could hear their disbelief and anguish as they entered and saw what we did.  As they were still in a state of shock, we push the dates truck across the street and stuffed it also.  On telling this, I hope the statute of limitations is up for getting in trouble.  Paul, I love you and your family.  Till we meet again.  Kim Hendrickson.

I’m so sorry to hear this! Our family holds your family in the highest esteem. We send our love during this hard time!

When we knew him, Paul was a perfect gentleman and student and leader all the time I worked with him in the seminary program. I also drove combine for him  one summer and he was gentle to work with and was able to keep our machine working with bailing wire all summer.  We both, Karen and Lund are blessed to have known Paul and his Spirit still fills our heart with love and wonder,  He will be busy in his new Home. 

Such a devastating loss. I only knew Papa Palmer for a short time, but I always loved to visit him and Mama Palmer when I was in town. He was always so inviting! His quiet, gentle manner was so calming. My last memory of him was getting to hear all about his trip to Egypt. He was so excited to talk about it and all the adventures he had. He was also excited to give me updates on his house everytime I was in town. I admire his work ethic and his ability to build things from the ground up. He was a big example to me of following through once you put your mind to something. Sending all my love to the Palmer family in this immensely difficult time

Logan, Dad, and Lacey Date

Emma and Papa

Leah and Dad

Claire and Papa

Tucker and Papa Time

Anything but a cup (Logan’s 23 birthday)

Christmas Day — with Paul Palmer

Palmer Family at Lacey and Logan’s Wedding