Paul ScofieldJanuary 5, 1958 - September 15, 2017Las Vegas - Paul Norman Scofield was born on January 5, 1958, in San Francisco, California, at St. Luke's Hospital. From there he lived in Boise, Idaho, and then at the age of 10 he moved to Salem, Oregon. He attended Faye Wright Elementary, Judson Middle School, and graduated from Sprague High School in 1976. He started work as a dessert chef at Chelsea's restaurant in Salem, and worked his way up to managing multiple locations before going to work for the Federal Bureau of Prisons in 1989. He started his career as a Cook Foreman at FCI Sheridan, and was part of the very first Tactical Response Team. In January of 1992 Paul transferred to Aurora, Colorado, as a training instructor at MSTC. In December of 1992 he was promoted to assistant administrator at FCI Florence during its activation. Over the next 16 years he was administrator of each facility, as well as complex administrator. He took his final post in Kansas City as regional food administrator in 2010, and retired from the Bureau in December of 2014 with 25 years of service. Paul grew up in and was confirmed at Good Shepard Lutheran Church. His faith was a quiet strength in his life, always finding a church home no matter where he lived.Paul and his wife, Wendy Scofield, lived in Henderson, Nevada. Paul had many hobbies and interests including restoring cars, specifically British race cars; he was an avid predator hunter and played golf weekly.Paul's father, Bob, preceded him in death and will meet him at the gates of heaven. Paul is survived by his wife, Wendy Scofield, of Henderson, Nevada; mother, Shirley Scofield, of Salem, Oregon; his siblings: sister, Debbie Sund of Salem, Oregon (married to Brian Sund); and brother, Eric Scofield, of Colorado Springs, Colorado (married to Marni Scofield). Paul was the father of, and is survived by, Bobbie Scofield (32) of Colorado Springs, Colorado; and Denman Scofield (30) of Denver, Colorado. Paul was grandpa to three — Sophia, Benton, and Maebe of Colorado Springs, Colorado. What a blessing to have had an amazing week with them at his home this summer!Paul died unexpectedly on September 15, 2017, of an aortic dissection. He was admitted to St. Rose on September 14. This was, and is, a shock to all. In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to Young Life, Advancement Fund #9147, P.O. Box 520, Colorado Springs, CO 80901-0520. Paul was generous to others, as this will be as well.Saturday October 14th at 1 pm, Christ the Servant Church, 2 S Pecos Road, Henderson, Nevada 89074.