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					Paul Poole 
			
            
            [September 
			30, 2013]  
			
            		
            		MIDDLETOWN -- Paul James Poole, 60, of 
			Middletown, died Saturday, Sept. 28, 2013, at 3:45 p.m. at Abraham 
			Lincoln Memorial Hospital in Lincoln. (Below is a copy of 
							the obituary from the funeral home.) ___ 
							Middletown- Paul James Poole, 60, of Middletown 
							passed away at 3:45 P.M. on Saturday, September 28, 
							2013 at Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital. 
							Paul was born on August 23, 1953 in Middletown, son 
							of Herald Dean and Charlene Marie Davison Poole. 
							Paul was united in marriage to Vickie Watson on 
							August 4, 1990 in Middletown. She survives him in 
							Middletown. Other survivors include his children: 
							Megan Marie Poole of Springfield; Michael (Vivian) 
							Watson of Culver City, CA; Britney (David) Bates and 
							Tyler (Kristee) Watson, both of Henderson, NV; 
							brothers: Joe (Shirley) Poole of Bloomington, IL; 
							Roy Poole of Hampton, VA; sister: Rachel Landers of 
							Taylorville, IL; and his grandchildren: Henry, 
							Harper, Brielle, and Benjamin. He was preceded in 
							death by his parents and his brother Gary Poole. | 
                    
					 
							Paul served his country in the U.S. Marines. Paul 
							later was the Chief of Police for Middletown, a part 
							time police officer in Elkhart, and a truck driver 
							for Croft Fertilizer Company. Paul was a member of 
							the Middletown Presbyterian Church and the 
							Middletown American Legion Post # 672. He was also a 
							previous Mayor of Middletown. 
							Services for Paul will be at 10 A.M. on Wednesday, 
							October 2, 2013 at Fricke-Calvert-Schrader 
							Funeral Home in Lincoln, services will be 
							conducted by Allen Dean. A visitation will be held 
							from 4-7:00 P.M. on Tuesday, October 1, also at the 
							funeral home. Burial will follow the service to 
							Irish Grove Cemetery in Middletown with full 
							military rites being accorded. Memorials may be made 
							to the Middletown Presbyterian Church. |