Gloria Margaret Paul

Gloria Margaret Paul

March 21, 1942- November 21, 2025

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Gloria Paul, our beloved mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, aunt, friend, and nurse on November 21, 2025 of Lethbridge, Alberta and formally of Swift Current, Saskatchewan.

Gloria passed away in the presence of family and will be loved and remembered by her daughters: Glenda Couture, Gwen (Larry) Dyck, Glennis Seufert (Roy Harper), and Gayla Paul (Craig Murphy) as well as grandchildren: Alicia, Tyson, Jordan, Megan, Kaylee, Jocelyn, Sabrina, Kalen, Kenzie, Karson, and Kassidy and great-grandchildren: Treyton, Makayla, Carter, Stella, Beau, Georgia, Alexis, Lynden, and Katelyn.

Gloria is also survived and remembered by her siblings: Gabe (Shirley) Deringer and Wendel Deringer as well as nieces and nephews.

Gloria was predeceased by her parents John and Elizabeth Deringer, her siblings: Beatrice Deringer, Leona Adamarzuk-Deringer, Lilian Worth, and Clara Miner, her granddaughter Cheryl Dyck, nephew Jonny Deringer, brothers-in-law Sid Worth and Alvin Miner, sister-in-law Joesphine Deringer as well as the father of her children Glen Dale Paul, and her companion, Gary Hadden.

Gloria was born in Kincaid, Saskatchewan where she was raised on a farm west of Mankota. She received her education at a country school in the Reliance District and entered into the profession of nursing in 1959 as her compassion for care of others was unconditional. Her life revolved around her family, with great pride and love for all. Gloria’s passions were sewing, gardening, camping, trail riding, baking, and cooking. She had a true love for animals. She worked hard to keep a meticulously clean home and yard.

May you rest peacefully in heaven. You will always be loved, always remembered, and forever in our hearts.

The family extends sincere thanks to the ICU staff at the Chinook Regional Hospital.

Cremation has taken place and the urn will be placed in a columbarium in Mount Pleasant Burial Park, Swift Current, Saskatchewan on September 26, 2026.