Birth date: Feb 4, 1954 Death date: May 21, 2017
Paul Mulder, age 63, of Norton Shores passed away Sunday, May 21, 2017, at the Leila and Cyrus Poppen Hospice Residence. He was born February 4, 1954, in Muskegon, to James and Betty (Linderman) Mulder. Paul graduated from Mona Sh Read Obituary
So sorry to hear the passing of Paul. He was a special friend and classmate during our years at Ferris. We both graduated in Health Services management. I will never forget Paul’s Sense of humor and his love for people close to him. He was a very passionate person and admired his wisdom. He will be sorely missed by me.
Brian Kibler, Houston, Tx
I am deeply saddened to hear about the illness and passing of Paul. I have loved him very much since I was 16 years old. I am certain that he is no longer suffering and is in the arms of God. I know I will see him again one day.
I worked with Paul at Hackley Hospital for 20+ years and he was kind hearted and an all around great guy; always had a smile on his face and a diet coke in his hand, you made this world a better place and I'm lucky too have known you. Your Friend, Julie Garvey,
I’ve known Paul for over 30 years. I had the great pleasure of working with Paul while I was the Information Systems Director at Hackley Hospital from 1980 to 1991. Paul was instrumental in the conversion from a manual process to an automated system for Patient Accounts early in our careers. If it weren’t for Paul’s dedication, vision and sense of humor, things would have been more difficult that they already were. He had the ability to take a stressful situation and have fun with it both for himself and folks around him.
We spent many a beer agonizing over the politics that we couldn’t change, personal challenges that we couldn’t solve, and discussing the ‘dirty laundry’ that seems to run through the hospital, and still walk away laughing about life and why did we waste so much time trying to fix something that couldn’t be fix, at least not by either one of us.
My legal name is Francis and Paul was the only one that called by my legal name. It still brings a smile to my face when I think about him calling me in the halls of Hackley.
I’m so thankful you are resting in peace now.
You will be dearly miss my friend.
Jack McCloskey (Francis)
I will always remember Beth and Paul laughing (in the hallways of Finance!) at Hackley. Gone too soon.
Gayle Mroczkowski
Paul was always there to lend a hand while I worked in the Hackley network.
A kind man who will never be forgotten. So glad that he is at peace.
Paul,
We worked together for many years and I enjoyed every minute of working with you.
You were always so willing to help no matter what or when.
Thanks for the memories!
RIP
Lorie M
I am so blessed to of had the opportunity to meet and care for Paul this past year. We shared stories, tears, jokes, and many laughs. We (Danielle, Paul and I) faced many new challenges each and every day, but always seemed to find answers or figure something out. ALS has got to be one of the most difficult diseases out there.
Paul became someone who was far more than just a person I provided care to. We became close, he was like family. I will never forget the memories we made, going to miss him like crazy.❤️
I will miss my good friend so much. We shared hard work, many laughs and much support. So glad he is free of that terrible disease.
