Paula Marie Hall

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Paula Marie Fuller-Hall, a cherished daughter, mother, sister, aunt, fiancé, and friend to the Denver community. On February 2, 2025, at the age of 46, Paula peacefully departed this life and entered eternal rest in the loving arms of our Lord and Savior. She now joins her loved ones in Heaven, coming full circle in the state of Colorado, where she was born on September 27, 1978.

Paula was the beloved daughter of Janice Marie (Redmond-Fuller) Diede and the late Paul D. Fuller Jr. and stepfather Vern Diede. She was a proud and devoted mother to Grace Marie Hall and Michael Andrew Hall, and stepsons, Casey (Breann) and Alfred Hall. Her love extended to her brothers Gregory John Fuller and Mark Joseph Fuller, and her adored nieces and nephews, Ashley, Aaron (Shelby), Brant, Ian, Malachi, Shayna (Tommy), and Karsen. She is also survived by her Uncle John, Aunt Betty Redmond, and Aunt Vivian Fuller. Paula is also the fiancée of Andy Pujol, who shared in her joyous final days. She was also the sister-in-law to Laurie Brandt and stepsister to Steve Diede and Cinde Diede- (Jason) Welty. She was the loving owner to Otis Milton, the Lhasa apso. Paula is now reunited in heaven with her father, Paul D. Fuller Jr.; her grandparents—Grace and Earl Redmond, Ellen Fuller-Pendleton, and Paul D. Fuller Sr.; and her stepfather, Vern Diede.

Born at St. Anthony North Hospital in Westminster, CO, Paula was baptized as an infant at Thornton Presbyterian Church by Rev. Bowman and later became a devoted member of Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran Church in Arvada, CO, where she was also confirmed. Her early years were filled with academic excellence, school spirit, and a love for performance. She attended North Star Elementary School, Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran School, Westlake Jr. High School, and graduated from Horizon High School in Thornton, CO. A member of the National Honor Society while at Westlake Jr. High, Paula excelled in her studies while also embracing her passion for cheerleading at both Horizon High School and Shepherd of the Valley. 

She was an avid roller skater in her teenage years, participating in roller derbies, and had a lifelong love of dance, performing on dance teams from the age of three. Her vibrant personality and grace led her to modeling, where she participated in Ladies’ and Children’s Shows at the Denver Merchandise Mart as a child and later modeled for Foley’s Department Store, following graduation from J.D. Powers Modeling School. Paula was also a motorcycle rider and took great pride in having her own bike. She enjoyed skiing and being with family in Keystone at Aunt Joan and Uncle Bob’s condo. Paula also cherished time spent playing cards with family and friends and adored her grandparents, Grace and Earl Redmond, whose love and influence remained close to her heart.

Her passion for helping others was evident in her career as a registered nurse specializing in emergency trauma where she was employed in the ER Department of St. Anthony North Hospital, the same hospital where she was born. Paula’s exceptional skill, boundless empathy, and unwavering dedication earned her numerous accolades and the deep respect of colleagues and patients alike. Throughout her early years, Paula channeled her zest for life into a vocation marked by compassionate care, leaving an indelible mark on the many lives she touched.  

Her laughter was a melody that resonated within the walls of any room she entered, and her creativity was the paintbrush she used to color the world of those around her. Paula's passion was not just a trait but a beacon, guiding her every step, whether in her professional life or when she was with her family and friends. She had a creative spirit, and limitless capacity to love which knew no bounds. Whether at work or with family and friends, her presence was a beacon of compassion and joy. Her steadfast Christian faith provided her with serenity and guided her toward acts of kindness throughout her life, a guiding compass that inspired all who encountered her. 

Paula’s family extends sincere heartfelt gratitude for the outpouring of love and support during this time of grief and reflection. Paula’s legacy of joy, generosity, and warmth will forever be treasured by her family, friends, colleagues, and the countless lives she influenced. Though her journey has ended, her spirit lives on in the caring hearts of those she has left behind, and in the enduring memories shared by all who were fortunate enough to know her.  

A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, February 15that 1:00 p.m. at The Crossing Church,. 3501 W. 104thAvenue,. Westminster, CO.

Flowers and plants welcome, in lieu of flowers you may make a donation in honor of Paula's legacy..  Please visit https://gofund.me/3dd90240

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