Christine K. Paul passed away unexpectedly on April 13, 2024 at the young age of 60. Chris was preceded in death by her parents Jill and Lawrence Solberg as well as her beloved Grandparents Bess and Weltzin Blix (Honey and Bandah). Chris is survived by so many who adored her. Loving wife, aka “Sugar” to her soul mate and husband Patrick Paul.  Mother Bear to her precious children - Amanda (Brendan) O'Neill, James (Terri) Piechocki and Stella. Beloved Grandmother to Hailey and Ryan. Big Sister to Erica (Jay) Gumieny and Auntie to Cade and Carly. Daughter-in-law to Patricia who cared for Chris as her own. Survived by many brother-in-laws, sister-in-laws, aunts, uncles, and cousins of the Paul family who enveloped Chris in love and laughter.

Christine's family wishes to honor the Gresk family who were a second family to Chris and her children.  Preceded in death by Emmett and Dolores who were a loving Mom and Dad to Chris. Beloved sister and life long best friend to Sue Hahn and her husband Gordon who recently found eternal peace. Sister and friend to Sandie and Shari and Auntie to Bryan, Kayla and Mary. Beloved Grandmother to Paityn and her Peanut Butter Delaney. Chris is also survived by so many other family and friends who were forever changed by her love and laughter.

Chris was a Cudahy High School graduate - class of 1981. She earned an associate degree from Gateway Technical College and spent her career in the dental field working in various roles, Her job as a Dental Hygienist as part of the Racine Dental Group was where she found her true calling and her work family.

Chris loved dogs, plants, yard art, antiquing, crocheting, and being outdoors.  Her spirit place was at the cabin up north in Rhinelander and she would get up there as often as she could. Chris had a big heart that never stopped giving. She loved deeply and without end.  If someone needed help, Chris would be there. She was a helper and a caregiver at her core. May she rest in peace knowing how loved and precious she was to all who were touched by her precious spirit. In lieu of flowers, memorials to the family are appreciated.