Birth date: Aug 1, 1969 Death date: Nov 22, 2020
Don M. Paulson Jr. left this world to join his Lord and Savior on November 22, 2020. The positive impact and legacy he left for us could fill countless pages. Don was born August 1, 1969, at Tinker Air Force Base Hospital to Lesli Read Obituary
I am heartbroken to learn about your passing. I have such fond memories of Junior High and High School. Always looking through my purse for gum or candy to our walks or cruising around Twin Lakes in my camaro. You could always made me laugh!!! You would cheer me on during games (Basketball, Softball, Volleyball and track) You will always have a special place in my heart Don Buxton (my buggzyton). May you rest in peace. All my love and prayers to your family.
Leslie, Tom, Janna and Abbey, our hearts are broken for you in the loss of your wonderful son, husband and dad. Reading all the messages about Don and knowing his sweet Mom tells me what a great person he was, and how much he is missed. God bless you all with comfort only He can give. Love and prayers for you and all the Buxton, Paulson, and Epperson families.
Judy & Jim Puckett
(friends of Leslie and Tom)
Don was the kindest and an excellent Nu Med Tech. I loved having him at our Radiology department in Fresno. Ca. Kaiser Permanente. I just loved his wife, Janna also. I really felt miserable when the moved to Oklahoma. Two Angel's, great employees. Don I cannot believe what I read last night about you passing
You will with our Lord, Jesus until Ewe all join you later. 🙏🙏🙏❤️
Don was that big brother I never had but always wanted. I was gifted just this when him and my sister were united in marriage in 1993. He was the Uncle that taught my daughter how to ride a bicycle, stepped in and took over some daddy duties to all 3 of my children when their own father couldn’t. I chose my daughters middle name to be Morgan just like uncle Don’s. One of the best moments and memories was in the early morning of May 1st, the day my beautiful niece Abbey was born, I’ve never see a man more proud of his two girls, Janna and Abbey. Love you brother, forever in my heart!
I had the privilege of working with Don over the past 5 years. He was a one of a kind man! Don was full of knowledge and happy to share it with his coworkers. I will always be amazed at how he went above and beyond to make every patient as comfortable as possible. I will greatly miss our talks about OU football and all the best food places around town. My heart aches for Janna and Abbey. Don was a man that truly loved his two girls, abundantly apparent with every Tea he would get Janna anytime he had a free moment at work. Don will be greatly missed.
I worked with both Don and Janna. They are both such kind people who are always thinking of others. Don worked in a different department of the hospital but was always there to lend a helping hand to others without complaint-I think his name appeared more than anyone else on the “IV help start list.” Janna and Don’s love for each other was always very apparent-he often brought her lunch and they would walk each other out to their cars if one had to work later. Sending big virtual hugs to you Janna.
I had the joy of working with "Boy Don" and Janna for several years. These are the people that just make you smile. I would love to sing the B.C. Clark Christmas jingle with him one more time. I fully expect for Don to be waiting for me at the pearly gates with a smile and a sugar-free red bull.
With love, CQ 2.0
Don was always a source of wisdom for me. He helped me through some very dark times. I will miss him very much.
We send you love and prayers on the loss of Don. Our hearts ache for you.....🥲
Sending prayers and love your way Janna and Abbey.
