Paul Jeffrey Case
February 7, 1957 - May 3, 2013
Obituary
Paul J. Case
Born February 7, 1957, Passed away suddenly on May 3, 2013.
Paul resided in the Burien area for most of his life. He worked for Boeing for 35 years. Paul was survived by his wife Shelley Young, sister Karen Parcells, his daughter Jamie Gatalyak, his son Tristan Case and his grandaughter Casey.
Paul is also survived by many friends who he loved and who cared for him over the years. Paul fed and cared for the less fortunate.
Please sign the online memorial guestbook at www.bonneywatson.com.
Although I didn’t get a chance to know Paul very well, his reputation at SPEEA was wonderful. It’s so obvious that he cared greatly for others. We were all so stunned to learn of his passing. Our thoughts are with his family!
Paul was a caring and compassionate human being who recognized his fellowship with all people. We are all better people for the time Paul spent with us.
Paul was an exemplary mentor who gave of his time and knowledge to anyone wise enough to receive it. I am grateful to have been graced with the presence of someone with such a wonderful mind and kind heart.
I am very sorry for your loss. Paul was a great union activist and a friend to all. He will be deeply missed.
Had the opportunity to work with Paul at Boeing for many years. He was an expert in his field. Paul was always most content when helping others through his SPEEA activism or when preparing food for many and was an example in those areas.
I enjoyed working with Paul at Boeing. Will miss him and his sence of houmor. God bless
Paul will be truely missed by his friends an Coworkers.
Condolences to his family. God Bless!
My team had the great honor and privilege of working with Paul for many years. He was extremely knowledgeable in his field and always willing to provide assistance to those in need, no matter how busy he was. Paul will be very sorely missed by all his friends and coworkers here at Boeing.
I have known Paul for many years through Boeing. He was the first one in every morning and always greeted me with a smile. He never once complained no matter how much work he had. He helped so many with PDM, I will remeber it as Paul’s Data management system. So sad to lose such a great guy.
Here is a man who will be missed…Sympathy to your family
Paul was a dear friend and joy to know. We feel a great loss with Paul’s death.
I had the opportunity to work with Paul when I transferred from BCA to BDS. We worked many Saturdays together. He seems to enjoy working long hours. When I skip any given Saturday, He always asked me these questions with a smile and a laugh “Where were you last Saturday? Where is the dedication? ..….We will miss you Paul.
My condolences to his Family, May God Bless you.
I had the good fortune to work with Paul off and on for the last 10 years. His dedication and passion to his job at Boeing, SPEEA union duties and volunter activities was inspiring. I always thought Paul was happiest when helping others. He had a strong commitment to community and oher people. Paul shared freely of himself and touched the lives of many people – he will be missed.
Paul was my ‘new’ brother in law. What struck me most about Paul was his ever-present sense of ‘calm and collected’. We are all sadly mourning his exit of our earthly family life.
Paul was our brother-in-law, and good friend for over 36 years. He is a fellow who will be greatly missed. We spent many happy family times together, birthdays, Christmas, building a house. He was kind and personable to everyone.
I have just learned of the passing of my dear friend Paul. I have known Paul for nearly twenty years. Paul had a heart for the poor and downtrodden and worked to make their lives better. There was always a great deal of love and pride in his voice when he spoke of his children and family. He had many health problems and many ups and downs over the years, but through it all he always maintained his wonderful since of humor and his faith in God. My family and I will miss Paul’s cheerful phone calls, wonderful Italian cooking, and the many good times we shared with Paul. He will be greatly missed.
Dad, please give Tristan and I the strength to get through all this and to fulfill your last wishes.
You will forever be apart of us.
Condolences to the Case family. May the “God of Comfort” bring you comfort and peace at this difficult time (2 Corinthians 1:3 & 4). Your family are in my prayers.
pauli your a great and loyal friend , we had many a good times together here on earth but now your in heaven and let the party begin love always
I just heard from a friend that Paul (Sarge) has gone to stay with Our Father in Heaven. I went through ‘CATIA training’ with Paul in 2001, our paths continued to cross for the next 10 years. He always referred to me as Private and made sure I was doing my share of the work. I’ll miss his smile and his perspective on current events. May God’s love comfort his family at this time. Know that Paul touched everyone he knew, usually for the better. Now our memories with Paul are our treasures. I’m sure he’ll still be walking the halls at Boeing but don’t fear…he’s just making sure we are following our processes! Now is your time to rest Paul…will all of the angels.
I worked with Paul many years ago in Everett, on the Flight Deck Design for the 767. I left Boeing about 20 years ago but have casually kept in contact with some folks, Paul was one of them. Over the past couple of years he would call me, or visa verse, just out of the blue to talk and see how things were going for me. I have always admired his unselfishness in helping people, organizations, union workers. Even though we have not seen each other in more than 25 years, we kept in contact every now and then. I am glad to have called him a true and good friend, and the world will be less without him. My wife and I give our deepest condolences to his wife and family. Paulie, you will be missed!