Obituary of Paul J. Firing

Paul J. Firing, age 78, of Blue Bell, PA died Monday, September 14, 2015 at Brittaney Pointe Estates of Lansdale, PA. Paul was born May 21, 1937 in Pottstown, PA. He is the son of the late Paul H. and the late Mary (O'Brien) Firing. He was the husband of 51 years to Gladys ( Staverosky.) Firing. He was employed by Cigna Corp. as a Data Processing Manager. Mr. Firing was a graduate of Reading Catholic High School and Kings College where he received his BS Degree in Accounting. Paul was a member of the Epiphany Of Our Lord Church in Plymouth Mtg Pa. and was also a former member of their Church Council. He was also a past President of the Highgate Community Assn. and volunteered for Habitat for Humanity and the Work to Ride Youth Program. Paul enjoyed Jazz and Big Band music and played the saxophone and a high lite in his life was meeting Tommy Dorsey. Paul will be sorely missed by his devoted family and many friends. He is survived by his wife: Gladys(Staverosky) Firing and two daughters: Lisa Lenze (David) of State College, PA., Cindy Firing (Alex Magno) of Chicago, ILL; Brother of Mary Ann Kwasek (Jim) of Lake Zurick, ILL. 2 Grandaughters- Michelle And Kristen.,. A Mass of Christian burial will be held 11:00 am on Thursday, September 17 at Epiphany Of Our Lord Church, 3050 Walton Rd., Plymouth Meeting, PA. with Father Joseph Kelly officiating. Burial will be in , private Calling hours will be Thursday, September 17 from 9:30-10:45am at Church . Memorial donations may be made to the Alzheimer's Assn.,399 Market St.Suite 102, Phila.Pa.19106 Mr.Firing was a graduate of Reading Catholic High School and Kings College where he received his BS Degree in Accounting. Paul was a member of the Epiphany Of Our Lord Church in Plymouth Mtg.Pa. and was also a former President of their Church Council.He was also a past President of the Highgate Community Assn and volunteered for Habitat for Humanity and the Work to Ride Youth Program. Paul enjoyed Jazz and Big Band music and played the saxophone and a highlite in his life was meeting Tommy Dorsey. Paul will be sorely missed by his devoted family and many friends.