Dear Richard and family,
     You are in my thoughts and prayers as you all fondly remember your precious mother.  She was an awesome role model and loved everyone.  May the Lord be with you all.🙏✝️

Sincerely, Sharon Patrick

I am so glad that I was able to come to my beautiful aunts Happy 100th birthday party. I’ll never forget the smile she wore that whole day. She was so happy to be there with her family.  We all loved her dearly. So many memories. I remember as a child, going over there to help climb up in the cherry trees and pick cherries. I think I ate more then I saved to bring down with me. I loved going out and meandering in her garden. I loved that great cuckoo clock she had in the kitchen. I loved the little square diamond earring’s she always wore. I just loved going over there. I will always remember her delicious carrot cakes she brought to every family reunion.  They were the best ever!  My sister Becky and I used to park our car at her and Uncle Marvins house as did several other cousins to attend the high school right down the block. She always came out to see us as we came back to go home after school.  I will miss her. 

I will miss Grandma Paugh! She was an inspiration to me and I will always remember her smile.

Rest in Peace

Juanita was a family friend since I was very young, over 65 years.  We camped out and water skied with the Paugh family for many years.  We enjoyed Juanita’s delightful, upbeat attitude and her loving kindness.    She was a second mother to  me (John).   Barbara and I will certainly miss her.  

So many memories of my sister juanita that I can’t just name one . She lived a full life and was loved so much by everyone she knew and came in contact with. She will be solely missed. Love you sister neda. 

Aunt Juanita was a wonderful inside and out person. Great personality and amazing woman.  My memory was get to sleep over and she would fix wonderful food and desserts.  She has a great sense of humor and always tease me and nice to me. I definitely will miss her. Prayers and thoughts to the families. Rest in peace my beloved Aunt!

When I was little I remember walking with my grandma Betty Braddy down the alley way  to visit Juanita.  Now they are walking together in the streets of heaven having a good ole time! 

I already miss your beautiful face, winning smile, and quick wit. So sad we aren't going to be neighbors anymore. You and Marvin were the best neighbors and friends a young couple in their first home could ask for. Growing our gardens and picking my berries side by side and sharing our bounty. Your salsa recipe is the only one I've ever used and I thank you for showing me how it's done. You've given us many cobblers and pies throughout the 29 years we've known each other, and not just a slice, but a whole pie or cobbler, not to mention the Christmas goodies you provided us (and the Christmas crafts I made for you). You were so full of energy and always on the go, always making something. When I left my own grandparents behind in Indiana when I moved to Wichita, you filled a little void in my heart. I will think of you always and miss you forever. With great sadness in my heart, I say goodbye for now. Love you friend.

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Lawrence (Larry) Gates (Maxine)

Richard Paugh

Michael (Sharon) Paugh

Linda (Paul) Stoltz

Ruby (Orin) Lee

Norma Jean Berkowitz

Madelyn (Bill) Overton

Clarence Marvin Paugh

Ella (Foster) Coleman

Richard E. Coleman

Ernie Gates

Linda Lee (Smith) Paugh

Juanita also leaves behind 14 grandchildren, 25 great-grandchildren, 17 great-great-grandchildren, and 1 great-great-great-grandchild to cherish her memory.


Juanita is also preceded in death bytwo brothers,four sisters,one grandchild,three great-grandchildren, andtwo great-great grandchildren.

OBITUARY

Juanita F. Paugh

June 8, 1919 – September 20, 2020

Resthaven Mortuary & Gardens of Memory

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