Birth date: Feb 21, 1942 Death date: Apr 15, 2022
Paulette L. Short, loving wife of Kenneth J. Short, found her peace on Good Friday, April 15, 2022. She was a devoted wife, and loving mother, grandmother, and great grandmother. Paulette was remarkably strong of will and characte Read Obituary
Dear Ken and Family, I can't imagine how heart broken you all are. I just wanted to extend my condolences to all of you and may God ease your pain and comfort you all. Take care and always remember the good times that you have shared with your Wife and Mother.
Carl Werner an Old National Guard Friend
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Ken , So sorry to here of the loss of your wife.
Auggie & Josie Tornabene
Paulette was the most effective home designer I had the good fortune to work with. A consummate professional in all ways. I learned so much from Paulette. There’s no question in my mind that Paulette was responsible for the development and sale of a good portion of Avon Lake real estate. She epitomized the word class.
Knowing of my love of cars we often talked about your Corvtette and what it meant to you Ken. .
God bless you Ken. May she Rest In Peace !
Paul Pothier former Kopf Host.
Condolences Ken on your loss. Thoughts and prayers for you and the family.
Ken and family, my condolences to you and hugs.
The multitude of Beautiful childhood memories I have I will always hold close to my heart for many years to come.......your smile, your voice, your hugs. How we laughed at all those family get togethers. So many things we both recalled and over the years remained "kissin cousins" as mom called it .......and I'm so grateful for that. Love, Elaine Volpe
Ken and family, we are so very sorry for the loss of your wife and son. Our hearts and prayers go out to you. Kathy and Wayne Duray
Dear Ken, Georgene, family and friends of Paulette, we've lost a very special and loving friend of all those she met and knew. We were in elementary, junior high and high school together. I learned how to dance (not especially well, but not her fault) in the basement of her home on the corner of Missouri and East Erie. Her charm and beauty lit up any room she entered. She was a true friend with whom a conversation suspended over years would restart as if carried forward from yesterday. Her generous and caring spirit will remain an inspiration for us all.
With deep affection and condolences, please accept my tribute,
Alan George
Proctor, Vermont
