Paul H. Ryan, 84 of Nampa, died on September 18, 2012 at a local hospital. A memorial service will be held at the Grand View Knight Community Church on Saturday, September 22, 2012 at 11:00 AM. Funeral Services will be held at 2:00PM, on Tuesday, October 2, 2012, at the Community Church and burial will follow at Maryhill Cemetery, in Maryhill, Washington. Arrangements are under the direction of Rost Funeral Home, McMurtrey Chapel in Mountain Home, Idaho.
Paul was born on November 19, 1927, in Wenatchee, Washington to Albert Luther and Virginia (Bird) Ryan.
Paul lived his early years in Kinzua, Oregon -- often spending summers in Wenatchee with grandparents. His family moved to The Dalles, Oregon in 1943, where he graduated from The Dalles High school in 1946. Paul worked on the family dairy until entering college. He received degrees from Multnomah College of the Bible, Lewis and Clark University, Western Baptist Seminary in Portland, Oregon and McCormick Seminary in Chicago, Illinois. While in Portland, Paul served as hospital Chaplin at Emmanuel hospital and held chapel for the student nurses.
In 1964, he married a teacher, Nida Jean Clark of Naches Washington. They accepted a call to their first church to the Manhattan Presbyterian Church in Manhattan, Montana, where he was ordained. He served the churches of Pony-Harrison, Ennis, and Manhattan concurrently for many years while operating the Valley Sanitation Service which he sold in 1981. When he moved back to Oregon in 1983, he spent the next several years helping local churches, and then served as minister at Maryhill Community Church for 13 years.
In 1999, Paul and Nida moved to Grandview, Idaho and pastored the Knight Community Church for 10 years. Paul retired in 2009 and in his later years, he was a member of the Nampa First Presbyterian Church and enjoyed serving locally and preaching at the Lighthouse Mission in Nampa, Idaho.
Paul is survived by his wife, Nida Jean of 48 years; children Laurie Ray and her husband Morey of Lewistown, MT; Steve Ryan and his wife Tiffany of Hood River, OR; Loise Bowling and her husband Mike of Benton, KY; and Tim C. Ryan and his wife Sandy of Indianapolis, IN; sister Beverly Francis and her husband William of San Diego, CA; brothers Milton Ryan and his wife Beverly of Dallas, TX and Ronald Ryan and his wife Donna of Centralia, WA; 9 grandchildren -- Timothy, Rachel and Nolan Ryan; Morgan, Marissa and Maxx Ray; and Gillian, Ian and Regan Ryan and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, Albert and Virginia Ryan, brother Lawrence Ryan and sister Miriam Doblie.
Paul was born on November 19, 1927, in Wenatchee, Washington to Albert Luther and Virginia (Bird) Ryan.
Paul lived his early years in Kinzua, Oregon -- often spending summers in Wenatchee with grandparents. His family moved to The Dalles, Oregon in 1943, where he graduated from The Dalles High school in 1946. Paul worked on the family dairy until entering college. He received degrees from Multnomah College of the Bible, Lewis and Clark University, Western Baptist Seminary in Portland, Oregon and McCormick Seminary in Chicago, Illinois. While in Portland, Paul served as hospital Chaplin at Emmanuel hospital and held chapel for the student nurses.
In 1964, he married a teacher, Nida Jean Clark of Naches Washington. They accepted a call to their first church to the Manhattan Presbyterian Church in Manhattan, Montana, where he was ordained. He served the churches of Pony-Harrison, Ennis, and Manhattan concurrently for many years while operating the Valley Sanitation Service which he sold in 1981. When he moved back to Oregon in 1983, he spent the next several years helping local churches, and then served as minister at Maryhill Community Church for 13 years.
In 1999, Paul and Nida moved to Grandview, Idaho and pastored the Knight Community Church for 10 years. Paul retired in 2009 and in his later years, he was a member of the Nampa First Presbyterian Church and enjoyed serving locally and preaching at the Lighthouse Mission in Nampa, Idaho.
Paul is survived by his wife, Nida Jean of 48 years; children Laurie Ray and her husband Morey of Lewistown, MT; Steve Ryan and his wife Tiffany of Hood River, OR; Loise Bowling and her husband Mike of Benton, KY; and Tim C. Ryan and his wife Sandy of Indianapolis, IN; sister Beverly Francis and her husband William of San Diego, CA; brothers Milton Ryan and his wife Beverly of Dallas, TX and Ronald Ryan and his wife Donna of Centralia, WA; 9 grandchildren -- Timothy, Rachel and Nolan Ryan; Morgan, Marissa and Maxx Ray; and Gillian, Ian and Regan Ryan and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, Albert and Virginia Ryan, brother Lawrence Ryan and sister Miriam Doblie.
Paul H. Ryan, 84 of Nampa, died on September 18, 2012 at a local hospital. A memorial service will be held at the Grand View Knight Community Church on Saturday, September 22, 2012 at 11:00 AM. Funeral Services will be held at 2:00PM, on Tuesday, October 2, 2012, at the Community Church and burial will follow at Maryhill Cemetery, in Maryhill, Washington. Arrangements are under the direction of Rost Funeral Home, McMurtrey Chapel in Mountain Home, Idaho.
Paul was born on November 19, 1927, in Wenatchee, Washington to Albert Luther and Virginia (Bird) Ryan.
Paul lived his early years in Kinzua, Oregon -- often spending summers in Wenatchee with grandparents. His family moved to The Dalles, Oregon in 1943, where he graduated from The Dalles High school in 1946. Paul worked on the family dairy until entering college. He received degrees from Multnomah College of the Bible, Lewis and Clark University, Western Baptist Seminary in Portland, Oregon and McCormick Seminary in Chicago, Illinois. While in Portland, Paul served as hospital Chaplin at Emmanuel hospital and held chapel for the student nurses.
In 1964, he married a teacher, Nida Jean Clark of Naches Washington. They accepted a call to their first church to the Manhattan Presbyterian Church in Manhattan, Montana, where he was ordained. He served the churches of Pony-Harrison, Ennis, and Manhattan concurrently for many years while operating the Valley Sanitation Service which he sold in 1981. When he moved back to Oregon in 1983, he spent the next several years helping local churches, and then served as minister at Maryhill Community Church for 13 years.
In 1999, Paul and Nida moved to Grandview, Idaho and pastored the Knight Community Church for 10 years. Paul retired in 2009 and in his later years, he was a member of the Nampa First Presbyterian Church and enjoyed serving locally and preaching at the Lighthouse Mission in Nampa, Idaho.
Paul is survived by his wife, Nida Jean of 48 years; children Laurie Ray and her husband Morey of Lewistown, MT; Steve Ryan and his wife Tiffany of Hood River, OR; Loise Bowling and her husband Mike of Benton, KY; and Tim C. Ryan and his wife Sandy of Indianapolis, IN; sister Beverly Francis and her husband William of San Diego, CA; brothers Milton Ryan and his wife Beverly of Dallas, TX and Ronald Ryan and his wife Donna of Centralia, WA; 9 grandchildren -- Timothy, Rachel and Nolan Ryan; Morgan, Marissa and Maxx Ray; and Gillian, Ian and Regan Ryan and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, Albert and Virginia Ryan, brother Lawrence Ryan and sister Miriam Doblie.
Paul was born on November 19, 1927, in Wenatchee, Washington to Albert Luther and Virginia (Bird) Ryan.
Paul lived his early years in Kinzua, Oregon -- often spending summers in Wenatchee with grandparents. His family moved to The Dalles, Oregon in 1943, where he graduated from The Dalles High school in 1946. Paul worked on the family dairy until entering college. He received degrees from Multnomah College of the Bible, Lewis and Clark University, Western Baptist Seminary in Portland, Oregon and McCormick Seminary in Chicago, Illinois. While in Portland, Paul served as hospital Chaplin at Emmanuel hospital and held chapel for the student nurses.
In 1964, he married a teacher, Nida Jean Clark of Naches Washington. They accepted a call to their first church to the Manhattan Presbyterian Church in Manhattan, Montana, where he was ordained. He served the churches of Pony-Harrison, Ennis, and Manhattan concurrently for many years while operating the Valley Sanitation Service which he sold in 1981. When he moved back to Oregon in 1983, he spent the next several years helping local churches, and then served as minister at Maryhill Community Church for 13 years.
In 1999, Paul and Nida moved to Grandview, Idaho and pastored the Knight Community Church for 10 years. Paul retired in 2009 and in his later years, he was a member of the Nampa First Presbyterian Church and enjoyed serving locally and preaching at the Lighthouse Mission in Nampa, Idaho.
Paul is survived by his wife, Nida Jean of 48 years; children Laurie Ray and her husband Morey of Lewistown, MT; Steve Ryan and his wife Tiffany of Hood River, OR; Loise Bowling and her husband Mike of Benton, KY; and Tim C. Ryan and his wife Sandy of Indianapolis, IN; sister Beverly Francis and her husband William of San Diego, CA; brothers Milton Ryan and his wife Beverly of Dallas, TX and Ronald Ryan and his wife Donna of Centralia, WA; 9 grandchildren -- Timothy, Rachel and Nolan Ryan; Morgan, Marissa and Maxx Ray; and Gillian, Ian and Regan Ryan and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, Albert and Virginia Ryan, brother Lawrence Ryan and sister Miriam Doblie.
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