Paul Christopher (Snyder)

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Our beloved “Daddy Bug” left his family to go to our heavenly father after many years of battle with pancreatic cancer on Oct. 21, 2008.Paul was born April 7, 1943 in Kansas City. Mo. to Paul A. Snyder and Elizabeth Morse.
When Paul was 17 he enlisted in the U.S. Navy. He served four tours in Vietnam. Paul loved kick boxing he spent 11 years as Light Heavyweight Champion of the World. Paul was very soft spoken and loved by all who knew him.
He loved his beautiful daughter Katy whom he spent many days watching her grow into a lovely young woman. Katy was the person who taught him about unconditional love.
He loved his handsome young son Robert whom he watched make much better choices then he did when he was his age. He was so very proud of Robby and loved him unconditionally.
He loved beautiful scenery, faces, babies, all the wonderful things in the world. He had a delightful sense of humor and was an amazing artist. He could replicate any photograph and the beautiful scenery and faces out of his head. Paul will be missed by all.
Paul is preceded in death by Betty Morse (mother), Paul A. (father), Teeny (sister), Marietta (wife), Bryan (son), Doug (brother), and Robert Brown (father-in-law).
Paul is survived by his loving wife who took diligent care of him for the last four years, Lana Christopher (Castle Dale), Karen E. Brown, mother-in-law and soul mate (Castle Dale), son-in-law and daughter Sherman Dee and Kathryn Miller (Ferron), son Robert Paul Christopher (Castle Dale), his grandbabies Sherman “Alex” Miller and Julia Eva Miller, (Ferron), brothers Carl Pippin and Joe Castro, sister-in-law and brother-in-law David and Debbie Grey (Tooele), Wallace R. and Tina (Wellington), Jennifer Burgess (Castle Dale) nieces and nephews, Amy and John Hickman (Lehi), Austin Hendricks (Wellington), Chrishalynn Burgess (Castle Dale), Marshal Hendricks (Wellington), and Tomi Jean Burgess (Castle Dale).
Memorial services, were held, Saturday Oct. 25, 2008 at the Castle Dale Stake Center. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price.