In Loving Memory

Paul Conrad Soucy

10/20/1942 — 12/2/2025

Partnered-Hearts

A Life Remembered

Obituary

Paul Conrad Soucy passed away peacefully at home with loved ones on the evening of December 2 nd , 2025 after a valiant 3-month battle against unexpected health complications. He was known for his good humor and easy-going nature among family and friends. Paul was born in Methuen, Massachusetts October 20,1942 to Conrad and Bernadette Soucy, where he graduated from Essex Agricultural school, entered the Air Force then Civil Service, serving as an expert aircraft mechanic until retiring from Southwest Airlines 20 years ago. He moved to Arizona in 1978 and enjoyed exploring and hiking, later becoming active with RV camping groups, a local church community, fantasy football leagues, and always liked cooking for others. Paul is survived by his wife, Cindy; children Roxane, Scott, and Jenny; step-children Shannon and Tyler; sister Lucille and brothers Leonard and Michael, plus many relatives on the East coast; in addition to 11 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren. A Celebration of Life will be planned for the Spring of 2026.

Messages of Love

From family and friends

SMSgt. Paul A. Bergeron

SMSgt. Paul A. Bergeron Jan. 17, 2026 To Paul’s wife Cindy, and to his children Roxanne, Scott, and Jenny, as well as his step-children, Shannon and Tyler, and to all the extended family I want to offer my deepest thoughts, condolences and prayers regarding the passing of my friend Paul. He has now taken his “final flight on the wings of an eagle”. With that I offer up to him a slow hand salute. Hand Salute. SMSgt. Paul A. Bergeron (retired), Chicopee, MA Westover ARB.

Marc Theberge

I am deeply sorry for your loss. Although we did not see each other often, I remember Paul best as always smiling and happy.

Debra DuboisBurke

I’m so sorry for your loss. Paul was my cousin and stepfather. He was a great guy and very kind. ❤️

Marion Vanasse

Sending our condolences to Roxane, Scott, Jenny, Cindy, and Paul’s entire family. Although its been quite a while since I’ve seen Paul, I still remember his voice and and distinctive laugh! Rest easy, Paul.

Steven Davis

Sorry for your loss. Uncle Paul was a great man. The family will be in our prayers.

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Gilbert Memorial Park Funeral Home and Cemetery