Paul K.J. Landry passed away peacefully after a brief illness, surrounded by the love of his family at the Concord VNA Hospice House on January 16 ^th 2019.

Paul was born on September 16 ^th , 1946 in Manchester NH to Alfred and Edna (Wurtele) Landry and attended Bishop Bradley High School in Manchester. He enlisted in the Marine Corps in 1965 and attended Villanova University. His military training and his education at Villanova led him to a long and successful career in information technology.

Developing and supporting children's academic and athletic talents was important to him. That included coaching Pop Warner football and Little League baseball in Melrose MA, visiting classrooms at Prospect Mountain High School and Barnstead Elementary School, supporting the Robotics program and the Future Business Leaders of America. His love for his community led him to serve on the Budget Committee and as school Treasurer for Center Barnstead NH.

When he wasn't serving his community, you could find him in is woodshop, on the lake, or driving his tractor. Preparing his annual cord wood for the winter with his wife Eunice was always a special time for them both. He loved watching Villanova basketball, the Patriots and listening to National Public Radio.

He is survived by his wife, Eunice (Watson), His mother Edna (Wurtele), his daughter Jacqueline and her husband Michael Clucas from Galva IL, his daughter Jennifer and her husband Sean Brennan from Melrose MA, and his daughter Kimberly Butcher-Pope from Urbandale IA. His nine grandchildren, Grace, Jack, Sophie, Nicholas, Cal, Ella, Emma, Audrey and Dylan. He is also survived by his sister Irene (Vic) Sherburda, Nancy Milligan, David (Connie) Landry. Scott Landry and John (Elizabeth) Landry and many nieces and nephews.

In lieu of flowers, a scholarship has been created un his name. Donations may be made to: Paul K.J. Landry Scholarship C/O Barnstead Elementary School, 91 Maple St Center Barnstead NH 03225.

Visiting hours will be Monday January 21, 2019 from 10-1 at Waters Funeral Home (parking in rear). A military service and interment at the Veterans Cemetery in Boscawen will occur at a later date.