Birth date: Apr 20, 1938 Death date: Nov 1, 2021
GONE FISHIN’, CATCH YOU LATER Kenneth “Paul” Littlefield reeled his last line November 1, 2021, at the age of 83. Good ol’ boy Paul was an avid fisherman, entrepreneur, handyman, painter, chef, teacher, dancer, DJ, and maestro. Read Obituary
I met Paul out dancing and was part of the group that helped form the I.C.D.A. It seems so long ago. I remember going fishing with him and staying near Kamas at one of his ex-wife's places. That was so much fun. His eyes just about popped out when I started taking my clothes off to get some sun. Unbeknownst to him, I had my bathing suit on underneath. It still makes me laugh.
He was a great guy and he will be sorely missed. Kristine Wimmer Berg
Dad,
Sending out love to all who can not be in attendance at the celebration of your life.
I will remember all the times we went to Grandma's house as well as the many times spent fishing.
I especially recall the time you took Ken, Rick Mike & myself fishing at Deer Lake. Counted up to 99 perch & we had 6 trout.
I wish the last few years we didn't have this pandemic going, made it hard to have visits and the usual events we all loved to do.
It's been great learning about the rest of your life accomplishments.
There are no words to express my feelings.
Thanks for the love you shared, you will be missed.
Hi Dad, I am sure you are watching and I know you are proud and you love the whole family. I felt your presents as you left for the next life. I new you had past on before I received the message from Susan. I am so glad I was able to come up and visit you before you left us. I was very happy that you were having a good day. I love and miss you and I know you did the best you could. I proud to be your son and I know I will see you in the next life with all the the wonderful loved ones that welcomed you home. I know Shadow and Sonny gave you a warm welcome too. I love you dad and I will always be proud to be your oldest son.
We had a lot of fun fishing together - I hope Paul catches bigger one's where he is and maybe his boat will even run
Paul was a good man and an even greater friend. He promoted and created Country Western music and dancing in this valley, that has lasted the test of time in friendships and wonderful memories. He will be greatly missed by so many. R.I.P, my friend.
Charlie
