Birth date: Jul 29, 1968 Death date: Jan 21, 2024
Paul Leonard Barsdale Jr., 55, passed away at Henry Ford Hospital Jackson on January 21, 2024. Paul’s family and friends will gather Thursday, January 25, 2024, from 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm and Friday, January 26, 2024, from 10:00 am – Read Obituary
I was friends with Paul at springBrook school Rodney Niles was also in our class we would all park at Rodneys house for the fair because he lived across the street from the fair I'm saddened by his passing as I just found out, Life was cut way to short for both my friends but now they both have all the answers we all will have someday God speed Paul.
Paul was a good friend of mine.
We worked together delivering Brine at Corrigan.
Paul always made me laugh daily.
I always shared my lunch with him he loved trying new things that my wife would pack in my lunch.
He loved the lions football team and was always talking about his daughter and how much he enjoyed spending time with her.
Paul will be missed.
I have known Paul for a few years and he was a great guy to be around. He will surely be missed by all. May you be blessed by God and greeted by angels in heaven. Rest in peace. Keith Stevens
I met Paul in 2020 when he came over to Corrigan to drive in the brine division. He was a hard worker , funny at times and a good man . He will be missed.
Paul was a fellow Trucker and Work Buddy of mine. We made fast friends over our common likes in music and sports and have kept in touch over the years. Paul was a jovial guy and can light up a room. His conversations would always include updates about his daughter Bethany. I smiled when his phone number appeared just after the Lions won the NFC North Division as I was sure that's why he called. I was heartbroken to hear Bethany tell me that Paul was fighting for his life. 1 week later as I was celebrating the Lions latest victory and advancement to the Division Championship, I was again saddened to learn that my Buddy lost his battle and is now with The LORD. That moment was especially poignant that we will no longer be calling or texting each other to share life's tributes or tribulations. So long Buddy. Your laugh will be missed.
Ron Miller. Roseville MI
