Paul M. Saulsbery, Sr., age 69, of Union St., Hartstown passed away Saturday morning July 9, 2022 in his residence after a long battle with cancer.
He was born in Meadville on September 16, 1952 a son of Warren and Betty (Bickle) Saulsbery. He was a graduate of Conneaut Lake High School and on July 24, 1970 Paul married the former Betty Jo “BJ” Swogger, she survives. He was a professional truck driver for over 40 years. He was a member of B.P.O.E. #145, ATV Traction, and First Baptist Church, Greenville. He enjoyed camping, ATV riding, and drag racing.
In addition to his wife of 51 years; he is survived by two sons, Paul M. “Tink” Saulsbery, Jr. and his wife Cristi of Hartstown and Timothy Saulsbery and his fiancee Carrie Brodmenrkel of West Chester, PA; a daughter, Cindy Yeager of Hartstown; a foreign exchange student that became a son, Miguel Martinez and his wife Fabiola; two brothers, Robert Saulsbery and his wife Cherri and Gary Saulsbery and his wife Robin all of Conneaut Lake; eight grandchildren, Taylor, Kara, Trey and his fiancee Karley, Brandon, Skyler and his fiancee Lyndsey, Krystiana, Isis, and Cyrus; a great grandson, Trystan and several nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents, son Adam Saulsbery, a brother Warren “Gene” Saulsbery, a sister Grayce Calvin, and a brother-in-law Harry Swogger “Pee Wee”.
A private graveside service will be in Rocky Glen Cemetery. Arrangements have been entrusted to LOUTZENHISER-RANDALL FUNERAL HOME AND CREMATION SERVICES, 416 LIBERTY ST., JAMESTOWN. Memorial contributions may be made to American Cancer Society, 320 Bilmar Dr., Pittsburgh, PA 15205.
BJ and family , So sorry to hear of Paul’s passing! My heart goes out to you at this sad time!
You have our condolences and prayers. Paul was always a pleasant person to talk to at church.
May the Lord comfort you at this time.
We are so sorry to hear that dad passed away.
Even thought we know he is in a better place now, we can’t help feeling sad because he left us, but we can’t be any happier for him because he had the chance to enjoy a beautiful family, a great life, with its ups and downs, but full of great experiences, happiness and unforgettable moments… even though it feels like he isn’t here, he is now eternal, and is everywhere and in everything, in every breeze, in every sound, when is cold or warm, in every sunrise and sunset… in every act of kindness that we do for others, full of love.
We send you all our love and good vibes. We miss you all so much and wish we could be there now.
We will always remember his smile, his laughter, and all the great moments we got to share with him. He will never be forgotten
Sending you big hug,
BJ and family,
So sorry to hear of Paul’s passing. While it is hard, you are assured that he is no longer in any pain. May the Lord be with all of you during this time and I pray that you will look to God for comfort and peace.
God Bless, Jeff & Terri Landfried
BJ and family, so very sorry to read of Paul’s passing. My heart goes out to all of you. I’m sure Dave was there to greet Paul and they are having one of their many conversations.
Sincerely, Sandy McMahon, Leigh Anne McMahon
BJ and family, so very sorry to read of Paul’s passing. My heart goes out to all of you. I’m sure Dave was there to greet Paul and they are having one of their many conversations.
Sincerely,
Tink, Chrissy and family,
So sorry to hear of the passing of your dad. I know the void that you are feeling now is immense. Please believe in time, your memories and stories you will share will assist in relieving the pain. Lean on God and your loved ones to see you through. All those who know and love you will lift you in prayer.
Thoughts and prayers for you and your family,
B.j and family,
So sorry to hear about Paul’s passing . You are in our thoughts and prayers for peace.
Dear BJ and Saulsbery family, We are sending our deepest thoughts and most sincere prayers to you at this difficult time. We are so sorry for your loss.Please know that all of the Cadman families share in your grief.May you find comfort and peace in knowing that. Sincerely , Alan and Carolyn Cadman.