Birth date: Oct 29, 1948 Death date: Mar 8, 2022
Mr. Paul Neil Spoelman “Opa”, age 73, passed away in his home surrounded by family on Tuesday, March 8, 2022. He was born in Muskegon on October 29, 1948 to Neil and Desi (Monroe) Spoelman. On May 4, 1968, Paul married his best fr Read Obituary
Sorry to hear about your loss.Paul was one of the nicest guys i have met in my life.i remember fishing with Paul a few times on the fishing tournaments,we did not WIN a lot but we did have a lot of fun.You will be greatly missed my friend. Paul Swanberg
Remembering one of the nicest people who let us, as kids, ride our bikes on the Auto Trim corner- never a mean word. Wondering at this age why we were there...except maybe to say hi to the nice man. (smiles)
With sincere sympathy to the family with reassurance you will see him again one day.
Mardi Monroe Williams
Judy, Cecil and I are so very sorry for your deep loss. Paul was such a kind and dear man. We always enjoyed our times with you in your lovely home. We will be praying for you. You can count on it.
Our hearts are heavy whenever we hear of someone's passing, though we know we should be rejoicing for they are receiving their heavenly wings and can live on eternally serving the Lord. So we choose to rejoice in Paul's promotion but we also feel for his family, friends and the many others that knew him. Even though Judy and a handful of others knew of Paul's situation for the last 7 years, I know this is still hard for you and hopefully your family and friends will rally around to comfort you as well as our Lord and Savior, may he carry you through these difficult times as you find a new routine.
I have fond memories of Bakker's Auto and the family members who worked there. I believe it passed through three generations and all the boys of the Neil Sr. family worked there at one point.
Let your light shine through Jesus Christ. Carol and Mike Sharkey
Judy, you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers during this sad time. The angels in heaven are rejoicing as they welcome a faithful servant home. We remember Paul’s cherry attitude and big smile. He was always there to support you, Judy in your endeavors and we know missions was a priority for him.
He will certainly be missed by all he came in contact with. May you feel the love of people praying and supporting you.
