The Rev. Robert Paulus (Bob)
The Rev. Robert Paulus (Bob) died April 4, 2019, in Santa Maria, California, at the age of 84.
Bob and Gloria lived in Belmont for 49 years. In 2016, they moved to Santa Maria to be closer to their children.
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