Paul David Turnblom

Birth date: Jan 3, 1952 Death date: Mar 9, 2020

Paul David Turnblom (age 68) husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, brother, Christian, photographer, and creative craftsman passed away in his home in Clearfield, Utah, on Monday, March 9, 2020, at 9:25 p.m. after a cou Read Obituary

Wall Obituary Events Media

Mo Martinez

288w ago

I am still in awe and feel like there is a missing part in my life now that my best friend has moved on. Well where do I begin, so much to say about Paul...truly a legend with commendable traits, an inspirational, loving and caring person who has touched many hearts along his journey.

It is heartbreaking for me not being able to say goodbye and I honestly and sincerely hope we meet up again. Paul was a character with an uplifting spirit to always be around with. So many unforgettable adventures together, zany crazy fun times and was there for me on many occasions, which included a hard break up when I needed a friend and he provided, assisted with many projects and fundraisers, by being there as well as providing ideas that made events a success, photography trips together, and so much more...

You are truly missed Paul and I wish the best for you and your family through all of this and to those you have touched with your rare always happy to be with character...love and miss you brother...always in my heart

Mo Martinez

288w ago

I am at a lost for words and have a empty heart, Sandy found me on FB and notified me last night. While based at Hill AFB for 8 years till they transferred me out to California. Both Paul and I became best of friends, natural brothers to say the least. Spent just about every weekend or as much as we could together with Paul and Sandy. Paul had to gift and personality of a very liked person with a very loving heart. Very creative individual who "ALWAYS" came up with great ideas in the realm of creativity, a very talented loving husband, dad, grandfather...and always liked animals, how can you not love a guy who is well natured in every aspect.

Last time I spent time with Psycho was while visiting my daughter in Ogden for a month and he would come get me on the weekends to attend the Weber Football games, as well as I went to work with him servicing machines in a variety of pet stores

Im missing you my friend and my heart is saddened, you will always be a special part in my heart and the most biggest part of my heart filled with great memories together. Love you brother nd I hope I will get to see you in heaven as that would bring me much joy

Mo Martinez

Renee Gandola

296w ago

Lisa, I am sorry for your loss. It seems such a blessing that he saw you marry and become a happy mother and wife. He no doubt will be busy in his new assignment and won't have to carry the same earthly baggage that we have weighing us down. You and your daughter and others will feel him close when you experience certain smells and find laugher at the same things that would have entertained him. You will feel close to him when you see his influence play out in the life of your family. God bless. Thanks for sharing. Love, Renee

Sharon Larsen

297w ago

So sorry to hear about Paul. He was always a happy, positive person. He will be missed.

John And Jill Detamore

297w ago

Paul always had a smile and joke to share! You would feel happy just being near him. We will always remember the great times watching the family play softball together!
❤️ John and Jill Detamore

Danny Turnblom

297w ago

I feel so much admiration and gratitude for Paul and his influence in my life. He finds joy in everything. We knew he was struggling, but he always put on a smile, and made the rest of us smile. When our parents passed, he assumed the role of family leader and brought us together through weekly inspirational messages. He is never afraid to express his faith and his love of country. He is an eternal optimist, a great husband, brother and father, and an amazing grandfather. He has passed over the veil into heaven to meet family and friends, and I know he is now safely "clasped in the arms of Jesus" (Mormon 5:11) to receive an eternal reward. We miss you, Paul; your love of life, your joy and laughter, and your example of faith and courage in all circumstances. Sandy, thanks for sharing him with us. We love you and pray for you. We are forever your family!

______________________
Danny, your kid brother

Premier Funeral Services

298w ago

Added 18 new photos to the Memories Album album.

Lisa Hanson

298w ago

I loved so much Paul’s attitude, joyfulness, and gentle demeanor. That day we hiked up to the waterfall at our family picnic was one of my favorite. Our family is so lucky to have him. Love you Paul!

Scott D Clark

298w ago

in honor of Paul.

Sorry to hear about Paul passing. I worked with him many years ago at Champion Home Builders in Brigham City. Paul had a way of making work fun because of his great sense of humor. I left Champion in 1985 and made the mistake of not keeping in touch with Paul. It's unbelievable how fast the years fly by. My condolences to his family and friends.

A lit candle with a soft flame, surrounded by small white flowers and green leaves, set against a warm yellow background.

Teresa Cutler

298w ago

I will always remember Paul's genuine smile and Witt. He loved Weber State. I will treasure the times I was there to see him clicking away at his camaro and the spirit he showed every time. What a wonderful cousin. My heart goes to you Sandy and all his kids and their families. Thanks Paul for the brightness and hope you have to this world!💝

Tribute Wall

Tribute Wall