Sergeant First Class Paul Welby Obituary, Cause of Death: Scranton Community Mourns Army Veteran Lost After Cancer Battle
The Scranton, Pennsylvania, community is mourning the loss of Sergeant First Class Paul Welby, 43, a respected Army veteran who passed away following a courageous battle with esophageal cancer.
Paul’s passing has left his family, friends, fellow service members, and members of the veteran community grieving the loss of a man remembered for his dedication to military service, strength, resilience, and determination throughout his life.
According to information shared by his family, Paul was diagnosed with cancer in June and experienced a rapid decline in his health. As his condition worsened, he entered hospice care, where he was surrounded by love and support during his final days.
Throughout his life, Paul was recognized for his commitment to serving his country and the values he carried with him beyond his military career. His courage in facing his illness reflected the same strength and perseverance that defined his years of service.
Those who knew Paul are remembering him as a devoted family member, a loyal friend, and a respected veteran whose impact extended far beyond the uniform he wore. His journey inspired many who witnessed his determination and the way he faced difficult circumstances with courage.
The loss of Sergeant First Class Welby has created a deep sense of sorrow among those who served alongside him and those who admired his dedication. The veteran community continues to honor his memory and the legacy he leaves behind.
As family and friends grieve, they are holding onto the memories of Paul’s life, his service, and the many ways he touched the lives of others.
Sergeant First Class Paul Welby will be deeply missed and forever remembered by his family, fellow service members, friends, and the entire Scranton community.
