Paul Glendon Everett

Paul Glendon Everett was born on October 6, 1951 in Port Clinton, Ohio. He was one of three boys born from the union of Glendon and Lois (Baldwin) Everett. He attended Benton-Carroll-Salem High School in Oak Harbor, Ohio and graduated with the Class of 1969. Paul married his beautiful bride, Cheryl Ann Fry, on January 2, 1971 at Zion Lutheran Church in Gibsonburg, Ohio. Together the newlyweds had two children. They would make their home in Ohio, until moving to Michigan in 2008. Paul was employed by Ford Motor Company for 20 years before retiring in 2015. He instilled hard work and the importance of family into his children. He was calm and levelheaded teaching his children independence and perseverance. Being blessed with skilled hands, Paul could fix and build anything, including his own family home built in Helena, Ohio. He took much pride tending to the vegetables in his garden and the landscaping in his yard. Paul was very analytical and with the challenges of problem solving, he kept his mind sharp working on crossword puzzles and brainteasers. Faith was a staple in the Everett household. Paul was a member of St. John Lutheran of Oak Harbor, Ohio, Zion Lutheran of Gibsonburg, Ohio, Community Lutheran of Flat Rock, Michigan, and Trinity Lutheran of Monroe, Michigan. He was also a member of the Toledo area Corvette club, where he and Cheryl spent Summer days cruising their 1968 Corvette. Paul Glendon Everett, age 69, of Newport, Michigan passed away peacefully at 9:51am on Saturday, March 27, 2021, surrounded by his loving family. His passing was preceded by his parents. To cherish his memory, he leaves his beloved wife: Cheryl; two children: Chris (Tracy) Everett of Findlay, Ohio and Stephanie Joy (Chris) Bermudo of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; two brothers: Mark (Barb) Everett of Elmore, Ohio and David (Sally) Everett of Oak Harbor; three grandchildren: Brittany Grine, Steffany Grine (Tyler Smith), and Tiffany (Jonathan) Chappelear; two great-grandchildren: Eli and Sophia; and many nieces and nephews. A private memorial will be held at Crosser & Priesman Funeral Home & Cremation Service, Oak Harbor, Ohio at a later date. . In lieu of flowers memorials are suggested to St. John Lutheran, Oak Harbor, Ohio; Zion Lutheran, Gibsonburg, Ohio; Community Lutheran, Flat Rock, Michigan; Trinity Lutheran, Monroe, Michigan; or Frenchtown Center for Active Adults, Monroe, Michigan. Online guests may leave words of inspiration and comfort or to share a photo by visiting either www.merklefs.com or crosserfuneralhome.com.