Paul L. Whatley
Paul L. Whatley, 70, went to be with the Lord while surrounded by
his family at home on June 29, 2019. Paul was born on May 16, 1949
to Senora C. and Albert E. Whatley in St. Augustine, FL, where he
spent his entire life before moving to North Carolina three years ago.
Paul retired from Florida East Coast Railway where he was
the operations director for the piggyback facility. He then
went to work at Anastasia Mosquito Control for the State
of Florida from where he retired several years ago.
Paul was an avid hunter and also enjoyed fishing and we all have
fond memories of fishing tournaments and many fun fishing trips
on the Nip-n-Nuts. What he was most proud of was his hunting
conquests as hunting was truly his passion and he bagged many
trophy deer. Paul also enjoyed cooking for his family and friends
which is something he got from his mother and father who also
were excellent cooks.
Paul is survived by his wife Jill of almost 40 years as well as three children;
Paul-Michael, Jessica (Michael) and Stephen (Courtney), as well as 5 grand-
children who were the apples of their Pop-pops eyes. Paul was preceded in
death by his mother and father as well as his brother, Albert Jr., and his
sister, Miriam Barringer. A celebration of Paul's life will be announced at a
later date in St. Augustine.
Honey, we miss you more than we can ever express and love you and look
forward to being reunited with you in paradise one day but until then, we
will take care of each other and love each other as we know is your wish.
Published in St. Augustine Record from Aug. 5 to Aug. 6, 2019.
Paul L. Whatley, 70, went to be with the Lord while surrounded by
his family at home on June 29, 2019. Paul was born on May 16, 1949
to Senora C. and Albert E. Whatley in St. Augustine, FL, where he
spent his entire life before moving to North Carolina three years ago.
Paul retired from Florida East Coast Railway where he was
the operations director for the piggyback facility. He then
went to work at Anastasia Mosquito Control for the State
of Florida from where he retired several years ago.
Paul was an avid hunter and also enjoyed fishing and we all have
fond memories of fishing tournaments and many fun fishing trips
on the Nip-n-Nuts. What he was most proud of was his hunting
conquests as hunting was truly his passion and he bagged many
trophy deer. Paul also enjoyed cooking for his family and friends
which is something he got from his mother and father who also
were excellent cooks.
Paul is survived by his wife Jill of almost 40 years as well as three children;
Paul-Michael, Jessica (Michael) and Stephen (Courtney), as well as 5 grand-
children who were the apples of their Pop-pops eyes. Paul was preceded in
death by his mother and father as well as his brother, Albert Jr., and his
sister, Miriam Barringer. A celebration of Paul's life will be announced at a
later date in St. Augustine.
Honey, we miss you more than we can ever express and love you and look
forward to being reunited with you in paradise one day but until then, we
will take care of each other and love each other as we know is your wish.
Published in St. Augustine Record from Aug. 5 to Aug. 6, 2019.
Paul L. Whatley
Paul L. Whatley, 70, went to be with the Lord while surrounded by
his family at home on June 29, 2019. Paul was born on May 16, 1949
to Senora C. and Albert E. Whatley in St. Augustine, FL, where he
spent his entire life before moving to North Carolina three years ago.
Paul retired from Florida East Coast Railway where he was
the operations director for the piggyback facility. He then
went to work at Anastasia Mosquito Control for the State
of Florida from where he retired several years ago.
Paul was an avid hunter and also enjoyed fishing and we all have
fond memories of fishing tournaments and many fun fishing trips
on the Nip-n-Nuts. What he was most proud of was his hunting
conquests as hunting was truly his passion and he bagged many
trophy deer. Paul also enjoyed cooking for his family and friends
which is something he got from his mother and father who also
were excellent cooks.
Paul is survived by his wife Jill of almost 40 years as well as three children;
Paul-Michael, Jessica (Michael) and Stephen (Courtney), as well as 5 grand-
children who were the apples of their Pop-pops eyes. Paul was preceded in
death by his mother and father as well as his brother, Albert Jr., and his
sister, Miriam Barringer. A celebration of Paul's life will be announced at a
later date in St. Augustine.
Honey, we miss you more than we can ever express and love you and look
forward to being reunited with you in paradise one day but until then, we
will take care of each other and love each other as we know is your wish.
Published in St. Augustine Record from Aug. 5 to Aug. 6, 2019.
Paul L. Whatley, 70, went to be with the Lord while surrounded by
his family at home on June 29, 2019. Paul was born on May 16, 1949
to Senora C. and Albert E. Whatley in St. Augustine, FL, where he
spent his entire life before moving to North Carolina three years ago.
Paul retired from Florida East Coast Railway where he was
the operations director for the piggyback facility. He then
went to work at Anastasia Mosquito Control for the State
of Florida from where he retired several years ago.
Paul was an avid hunter and also enjoyed fishing and we all have
fond memories of fishing tournaments and many fun fishing trips
on the Nip-n-Nuts. What he was most proud of was his hunting
conquests as hunting was truly his passion and he bagged many
trophy deer. Paul also enjoyed cooking for his family and friends
which is something he got from his mother and father who also
were excellent cooks.
Paul is survived by his wife Jill of almost 40 years as well as three children;
Paul-Michael, Jessica (Michael) and Stephen (Courtney), as well as 5 grand-
children who were the apples of their Pop-pops eyes. Paul was preceded in
death by his mother and father as well as his brother, Albert Jr., and his
sister, Miriam Barringer. A celebration of Paul's life will be announced at a
later date in St. Augustine.
Honey, we miss you more than we can ever express and love you and look
forward to being reunited with you in paradise one day but until then, we
will take care of each other and love each other as we know is your wish.
Published in St. Augustine Record from Aug. 5 to Aug. 6, 2019.
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