Paula Lentz Burton passed away peacefully March 30, 2006. She was born on October the 8th 1951 in Austin. She is survived by her husband Jim Burton, daughter Caren Long Garcia and husband Gil, parents Wallace and Edith Lentz and brother Gordon Lentz and wife Shelly and a host of other family members and close friends.
Most of Paula's working life was spent as the office manager for she and Jim's construction company. For the last four years of her life she did what she truly loved which was operating her own antique business. Paula had a way with decorating and her home was always a showplace.
Paula was always polished, poised and elegant. She was careful about what she said or about what was said lest she be misunderstood. She accepted her illness with a grace and dignity that most of us could only aspire to.
We will miss her greatly and will be joyful at our final reunion.
Funeral services were Saturday morning,April 1, 2006, at Beck Funeral Home. Graveside services followed at the I.O.O.F. Cemetery in Georgetown.
Most of Paula's working life was spent as the office manager for she and Jim's construction company. For the last four years of her life she did what she truly loved which was operating her own antique business. Paula had a way with decorating and her home was always a showplace.
Paula was always polished, poised and elegant. She was careful about what she said or about what was said lest she be misunderstood. She accepted her illness with a grace and dignity that most of us could only aspire to.
We will miss her greatly and will be joyful at our final reunion.
Funeral services were Saturday morning,April 1, 2006, at Beck Funeral Home. Graveside services followed at the I.O.O.F. Cemetery in Georgetown.
Paula Lentz Burton passed away peacefully March 30, 2006. She was born on October the 8th 1951 in Austin. She is survived by her husband Jim Burton, daughter Caren Long Garcia and husband Gil, parents Wallace and Edith Lentz and brother Gordon Lentz and wife Shelly and a host of other family members and close friends.
Most of Paula's working life was spent as the office manager for she and Jim's construction company. For the last four years of her life she did what she truly loved which was operating her own antique business. Paula had a way with decorating and her home was always a showplace.
Paula was always polished, poised and elegant. She was careful about what she said or about what was said lest she be misunderstood. She accepted her illness with a grace and dignity that most of us could only aspire to.
We will miss her greatly and will be joyful at our final reunion.
Funeral services were Saturday morning,April 1, 2006, at Beck Funeral Home. Graveside services followed at the I.O.O.F. Cemetery in Georgetown.
Most of Paula's working life was spent as the office manager for she and Jim's construction company. For the last four years of her life she did what she truly loved which was operating her own antique business. Paula had a way with decorating and her home was always a showplace.
Paula was always polished, poised and elegant. She was careful about what she said or about what was said lest she be misunderstood. She accepted her illness with a grace and dignity that most of us could only aspire to.
We will miss her greatly and will be joyful at our final reunion.
Funeral services were Saturday morning,April 1, 2006, at Beck Funeral Home. Graveside services followed at the I.O.O.F. Cemetery in Georgetown.
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