Dr. Paul Bergley, age 64, of Isanti, passed away at home on May 15, 2026. He faced his cancer with remarkable courage and unwavering grace, meeting each day with the same strength and determination that defined his life. Funeral services will be held at 10 AM Friday, May 22nd at Oxlip Evangelical Free Church in Isanti. A visitation will be held from 4 – 6 PM Thursday, May 21st at Strike Life Tributes in Isanti and also one hour prior to the funeral Friday at the church. Interment will be in Isanti Union Cemetery.
Paul Michael Bergley was born May 17, 1961 in Minneapolis, Minnesota to Kenneth and Joann (Fuller) Bergley. Paul served in the Army National Guard. He graduated from Northwestern College of Chiropractic in 1987. Paul was honored to care for patients at his clinic, Isanti Family Chiropractic. He loved going to the lake, gardening, hiking, camping and riding his bikes. He married Amanda Cogley (Meyers) on January 7, 2024.
He is survived by his loving wife, Amanda; children, Sarah (Nathan) Boring, Andrew (Christi) Bergley and their children Olivia and Levi, Martha (Grant) Olson, and Ben (Jadelyn) Bergley; step-children, Collin Cogley and Mitchell Cogley; brother, Bruce Bergley; sister, Karen Anderson; and by many other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents and by a sister, Susan Dejno.
So sorry to hear about this. He was too young. Hadn’t seen him in years! Thoughts and prayers to his children and the rest of the Bergley family.
So sorry for Kathy’s cousin passing so young. I had the honor of meeting him at least at one Fuller family meetings, years ago.
RIP
We will miss you cousin.
It is fun to have those growing up memories…at Grandma and Grandpa’s farm, holidays, reunions. Say hello to Aunt Jo and Uncle Ken for me!
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I have many childhood memories full of fun courtesy of your great sense of humor, Paul. Prayers of comfort and peace for your family.
Paul,you were much too young to leave this world ,but Uncle Paul and I had heard that you had come down with Cancer sometime ago, and we knew that you were struggling dealing with this terrible Disease. We hadn’t seen much of you over the years, but always enjoyed visiting with you when the opportunity came about. We too enjoyed your sense of humor. Lord knows that is an essential part of our make-up if we are so lucky to have some. Our Lord knows when it is time to leave this place we call home and go to our Heavenly Home. We will miss you. Our Sincere Condolences to all of your Family.Love, Aunt Arlene and Uncle Paul Fuller
To Paul’s family,
So sorry for the loss of your father. He was always good for sharing a joke or comment on politics.
Growing up – our families spent more time together with Aunt Jo babysitting me and other family events. Our families always had happy times together playing games and what every crazy things kids did back then.
Sorry for Paul’s passing. I know he fought a good fight to spend as much time with his family that he always spoke highly of his family.
Paul may you see all the family in heaven, is seems you have left us tooo soon but hopefully no longer suffering.
Love to all,
Cousin Patti Bloechl and her husband Chuck
So sorry for your loss.
I have several great memories featuring Paul from when I was growing up. One of them was when he took several of us younger cousins out for dipped ice cream cones in his Mustang II towards the end of Grandpa Fuller’s birthday party (the time grandpa flipped over the cake trying to find out why it was so heavy). His smile was infectious and I loved his laugh.
Prayers for your comfort. Cherish your memories.
From our family to your family, we are so saddened to hear of Paul’s passing. We are grieving for your loss of such a great man, father, husband, brother and grandfather.
Paul was our family’s chiropractor for decades. We followed him from Braham to various locations in Isanti. His skill set was exactly suited to the kind of care I needed through various serious injuries. I would come for an adjustment, tell him where he should direct his attention, and every time I left feeling like a real human being again. In recent years, when he decided to work part time, I kept telling him that I was depending on him for my old age care, when we would both be really ancient. I will apply what I learned from him and will have to imagine the nice conversations that we had during each adjustment. I am thankful for his role in supporting me towards multiple injury recoveries leading to good health.
My condolences go out to you and your family. I was a real good friend of Paul’s. We shared the same birthday. I know he’s seated with our Lord and once again his soul is whole. I’m sorry I just found out from Brandy A doctor that knew him. Carl Johnson