Birth date: Apr 12, 1956 Death date: Sep 18, 2020
Douglas Paul Price, 64 of Lakewood, Washington passed way on September 18, 2020. Douglas will be missed and is loved by many family and friends. Family is currently working on a more complete obituary. Please honor the life and me Read Obituary
I love you man... Paul Price Jr... I'm married man... But lost my leg... I love you man... I'm good tho promise pops...
My sincere condolences to the Price family and the family of American Lake VA. Paul you will truly be missed. We'll miss your smile, sense of humor and laughter. Fly high among angels. Sending lots of love and prayers to the Price family. Rest peacefully Paul.
Till we meet again, A Hui Hou Kakou
"Pineapple" aka Karen
Paul,
Please accept my deepest condolences for your loss, my heart is heavy knowing the passing of a great man and friend. May you be lifted in comfort through this difficult time. I miss the times where he would come to my floor at work and chat, forever going to miss you rest in peace my brother.
~Eddie Backmon Jr.
My brother Paul , home boy NC I will miss you very much.You was my big brother. gone to soon . I love you so much ,I still can here your voice ,saying I told you to listen.Learn so much from you. American lake family is going to miss you so much. so much love for you , and a great leader CORNELL TWITTY
Paul was my first Boss at the V.A.
When I had trouble with my shift he went to bat for me. Without his help I would of had to quit my job. I didn't get a chance to thank him and tell him how much I appreciated his support. He was truly a great Boss and a Great guy.
Always as cool as a cucumber, as straight talking as an arrow flies. That was my friend Paul. We didn't spend a lot of time together, but the time we did spend was "quality" time. When he transferred down to the American Lake VA campus, we quickly became acquaintances, then friends. It's a "North Carolina" thang. Always a smile, always a cheer. A non-perfect man put in a perfect situation. He effervescent personality positively affected everyone he came into contact with. Words cannot express the sadness and grief that I am feeling with the passing of my friend. A good man, a good son, a good father, a good brother. His impact upon the lives he touched will never be forgotten. The Lord Our God has called His son, my friend home. And I rejoice in knowing that my friend is at eternal peace and power with Our Father. Jesus and Paul are probably sharing fishing stories now. Until we see each other again my brother. Much love. Go Tarheels!!!
Freddie Lynch
I was heartbroken to hear of Paul's passing. He was so very kind to me. I always said to me "baby girl if you need in the building on a Saturday you call me ". I only did it once, but Paul was true to his word and he came in his PJ to let me in. LOL Paul had a big heart, that is hard to find in this world now. I will miss him greatly. My prayers for the family.
Melissa R
