Paul Earl Ward , January 30, 1937 — December 19, 2018

Paul Earl Ward  (Corona Del Mar, California, CA) January 30, 1937 December 19, 2018 Death notice, Obituaries, Necrology
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OBITUARY Paul Earl Ward January 30, 1937 – December 19, 2018 On Wednesday, December 19, 2018, Dr. Paul Earl Ward passed away at the age of 81. Born on January 30, 1937, in Albuquerque, New Mexico to Albert and Lovera Ward, Paul is survived by his brother, Dr Bob Ward and sister, Marilyn Lovejoy. Other surviving family members include a sister-in-law, Joyce, and nieces, Shannon Lichty, Erin Symmank and Dana Ward, plus nephews Ron Lovejoy, Stephen Lovejoy and Brad Ward.

Preceding Paul in death was his other brother, Maurice Ward, who passed away august 30, 2012, as well as siblings Albert and Loraine who died as infants. Paul’s generosity and the quality of standards he set for himself will be fondly remembered by the countless friends made during his life’s journey. After attending Burbank High School, Paul earned his Bachelor’s Degree from Whitworth University in Spokane, Washington, his Masters from the University of Washington, and his Doctorate from Indiana University in 1973.

After receiving his Bachelor’s Degree he served in the US Marines Corps 1958-1961, attaining the rank of Captain, and played on USMC football teams before playing for the NFL Detroit Lions 1961-1962, thus becoming the first Whitworth University graduate to play in the NFL. He went on to teach and coach at numerous colleges, and has served in the following capacities: • Director of Education, Research and Development for Health and Tennis Corporation of America 1974-89. • Elite Athlete Coordinator, Track and Field—Men & Women Throwers 1972-84 • Sports Scientist (Biomechanics & Exercise Science) • Exercise and Sports Performance Consultant e.g. Dallas Cowboys Biomechanics Study 1977 • Author of many scientific articles Paul’s overwhelming passion for life and future thinking had a tremendous influence on sports, coaching and the fitness industry of America during his professional career that spanned over 40 years.

He was passionate about personal fitness and training, winning multiple Masters Olympic lifting championships. In addition, he was devoted to training and coaching many of US Olympic & Elite Track & Field athletes. Paul co-authored with his brother, Bob, a definitive and comprehensive book entitled—ENCYCLOPEDIA OF WEIGHT TRAINING—Understanding the Scientific, Theoretical and Practical Basis of Weight Training.

We will all miss Paul’s compassion, devotion, and commitment to achieving higher goals in every aspect of his life. His sense of humor, his zest for life and his Dare Devil Attitude from his youth to his later years is a trademark to be remembered and emulated by all. A passionate and committed follower of Jesus Christ, Paul’s journey to Heaven is one to be celebrated!

No more suffering and no more pain, only peace and joy! Memorial services will be held in the near future at Pacific View Memorial Park, Corona Del Mar, CA for his close family and friends. His memorial website is here to celebrate Paul’s life so we encourage you to share your fondest memories and stories of Paul as well as share any photos.

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death notice Paul Earl Ward January 30, 1937 — December 19, 2018

obituary notice Paul Earl Ward January 30, 1937 — December 19, 2018

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