MARY PAULSON

MARY PAULSON

January 22, 1955 - March 16, 2025

Obituary

Mary Elizabeth Paulson was 70 years old when she left this earthly plane on March 16th, 2025. She was born on a Saturday in Neenah, January 22nd, 1955. Now reunited with her mother and father, Genevieve Whitman (d.1982) and John Paulson Sr. (d. 2003) and siblings; John Paulson Jr. (d. 1967), Sue (d.1969), Debi (d. 1995), and Mike (d. 2009). She was passionate about her grandchildren, gardening, and having a good time with those she loved. Mary enjoyed taking care of others throughout her career in food service. She cheered for the Brewers and celebrated their home runs, and she was known for being the life of the party, always inspiring others to just do what makes them happy.

She is survived by her two children, Shelly and Brian; her grandchildren, Aubri, Ryder and Cosmo; her partner Peter; and siblings, Barbara (Bob), Steve (Beth), Kathy, and Barbie.

Her celebration of life will be held at the Bridgewood Resort and Hotel on Sunday, April 13th from one until four o'clock; all are welcome.

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Carol Franz
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My condolences to you all, I have alot of fond memories with Mary Beth.
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Karen Dorn
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Katie Marquardt
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Rest in peace Mary Beth. I will miss stopping in to see you and Peter and catching up. You were always so much fun to talk to. Fly high my friend.
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Mary Joy Danke
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My maiden name was Landsverk.  I graduated with Mary Beth.  She was a fun loving, and kind person.  Sending huge {Hugs} to you and her family.  God bless her soul.
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Cindy (Skibba)Snider
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Mary Beth I have known since girlhood. We “came of age” during the same era. We listened to the same great music, lived during a war that “wasn’t a real war “( yup, it was truly described as such by the politicians), civil unrest, etc. But we were girls! And we cared about the usual- how long we could grow our hair, boys, clothes, practicing how to wear makeup and the ever present music!  We connected again when approaching mid-age &amp; truly we picked up where last we had met. I liked &amp; loved MB- we shared many moments (some none so young should have to) that created a bond that would continue through time.. I hope there is an afterlife- there is much I’d like to talk to her about. We did connect on FB &amp; were going to get together soon. MB was an original- brave, exuberant personality, lent her fearlessness with generosity to those (especially me!) when needed- she was FUN❤️…. I look forward to meeting her family &amp; am grateful she seems to have been successful in that regard. The MB I knew would have lived a life on her terms and my prayer is that peace attended her at her last here with us. On her behalf, with much love I wish grief will be brief &amp; lighter as we share it with you.&#x1f469;‍❤️‍&#x1f48b;‍&#x1f469;☮️
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Karen (Gloede)Dorn
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My heartfelt condolences to Mary Beth&#39;s family. We were classmates. Losing alot of people in our class of &#39;73. Rest in peace, God speed fly high with the angels.

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