Paul Kamprath

1964 - March 1st, 2023

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Paul Kamprath, age 58, died March 1st of a cardiac event. He was born in Austin, TX, attended Austin High School and the University of Texas.  He worked with the Texas Legislature for approximately 25 years, as a proof reader, legislative aide, and chief of staff before moving to Taos.  He was a substitute teacher for eight years in the Taos Municipal Schools, being “Mr. Paul” to kindergarteners to high schoolers.  He remained interested in politics and was a voracious reader, book collector and cat lover.  His friends described him as witty, excellent conversationalist and debater.  He is survived by his mother, Suzanne Schutze, in Taos, brothers, Michael and Jeffrey (Tracy) Kamprath, sister, Christa (Chasz) Parker, stepbrothers, Ken (Carolyn), Gary (Amelia), Lee Schutze, stepsister, Sandra (Benito) Meschoulam, numerous nieces and nephews and a large cousin extended family.  He was predeceased by his step-father, C. A. Schutze, Jr., Stephen Schutze and son, Ryan and Laurie (Lee) Schutze. 


A Celebration of his life is planned for Summer in Texas. 


Donations in Paul’s memory to friends of the Taos Public Library, Stray Hearts, educational institution, or other charity of your choice.  Paul’s motto for living comes from Dr. Seuss:


“Be who you are, say what you feel.  Remember to always, be you, Be Real!”


Arrangements by Rivera Family Funeral Home. To share a memory, please visit our website at www.riverafuneralhome.com

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Name Paul Kamprath
Date of Birth 1964
Date of Death March 1st, 2023
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Funeral Home Rivera Family Funeral Home - Taos
Address 818 Paseo Del Pueblo Sur
Taos NM 87571
United States

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Brenda Tyler published a tribute .

Condolences to all who loved Paul. I did not know him except for his big smile and generous love he showed Suzanne. He was always respectful and caring when the ladies were gathered for Book club. What a sweet and gentle soul.

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Allen Besen published a comment .

Paul was also a high school varsity golfer in Austin. We used to play at the Taos Country Club and apart from his excellent play, he always displayed his friendly Leo personality. Sorry he left us while so young. -- Allen Besen

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