Kenny “Coach” Paulus is a man who has given many
successful years to SVHS, their football program, his community, and his
country. He is a man that is admired and respected by young and old alike. He
serves as a great inspiration and role model to our community and others and we can
think of no better way to thank him than to have the SVHS football
field/stadium named in his honor.
The momentum is incredible. Coach Paulus truly left his mark on this community.
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Linda K (Adams) Thieret
12 years ago
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Coach and family were my neighbors as I was growing up. Great guy always playing baseball in his back yard with ALL the neighborhood kids. I remember once saying s$&t when I missed the ball. He did not allow bad language or poor sportsmanship of any kind. He stopped the game pulled me aside and explained it was just a game and not to use bad language, it was unbecoming and really didn't help matters. He never allowed bullying and everyone treated fairly. That is why I respect him to this day.
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Nikki Malley
12 years ago
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Made me parallel park in the middle of town at lunch time!!!! Loved that peanut!!!
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Bob Glass
12 years ago
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I had the honor of playing football under Coach at Chester. Awesome man and he deserves recognition!
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Cathy Warmack Shemonic
12 years ago
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Coach Paulus is a wonderful man! He coached football at Chester, IL when I was in high school. He was very well respected & liked. He always loved calling the students "Peanut". What a great honor this would be for him.
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Sierra Paulus Etzold
12 years ago
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Can't think of a better man that serves this honor. He is an amazing man with a humble heart, and a great role model,
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Debi Caraway
12 years ago
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Coach Paulus was a great teacher and coach for Chester High School's Class of 1973 and many other classes. He is a winner!
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Norb Buerck
9 years ago
What a great person , He deserve this
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john gannon
12 years ago
Love him like a brother! Ken deserves this honor.He is a kind and gentile man.
Kenny “Coach” Paulus is a man who has given many
successful years to SVHS, their football program, his community, and his
country. He is a man that is admired and respected by young and old alike. He
serves as a great inspiration and role model to our community and others and we can
think of no better way to thank him than to have the SVHS football
field/stadium named in his honor.
The momentum is incredible. Coach Paulus truly left his mark on this community.
39 Comments
L
Linda K (Adams) Thieret
12 years ago
Featured
Coach and family were my neighbors as I was growing up. Great guy always playing baseball in his back yard with ALL the neighborhood kids. I remember once saying s$&t when I missed the ball. He did not allow bad language or poor sportsmanship of any kind. He stopped the game pulled me aside and explained it was just a game and not to use bad language, it was unbecoming and really didn't help matters. He never allowed bullying and everyone treated fairly. That is why I respect him to this day.
N
Nikki Malley
12 years ago
Featured
Made me parallel park in the middle of town at lunch time!!!! Loved that peanut!!!
B
Bob Glass
12 years ago
Featured
I had the honor of playing football under Coach at Chester. Awesome man and he deserves recognition!
C
Cathy Warmack Shemonic
12 years ago
Featured
Coach Paulus is a wonderful man! He coached football at Chester, IL when I was in high school. He was very well respected & liked. He always loved calling the students "Peanut". What a great honor this would be for him.
S
Sierra Paulus Etzold
12 years ago
Featured
Can't think of a better man that serves this honor. He is an amazing man with a humble heart, and a great role model,
D
Debi Caraway
12 years ago
Featured
Coach Paulus was a great teacher and coach for Chester High School's Class of 1973 and many other classes. He is a winner!
N
Norb Buerck
9 years ago
What a great person , He deserve this
J
john gannon
12 years ago
Love him like a brother! Ken deserves this honor.He is a kind and gentile man.
Coach and family were my neighbors as I was growing up. Great guy always playing baseball in his back yard with ALL the neighborhood kids. I remember once saying s$&t when I missed the ball. He did not allow bad language or poor sportsmanship of any kind. He stopped the game pulled me aside and explained it was just a game and not to use bad language, it was unbecoming and really didn't help matters. He never allowed bullying and everyone treated fairly. That is why I respect him to this day.