Paul M Jones Lumber Company

05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, we pause to honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Their courage, dedication, and selflessness are the foundation of the freedoms we enjoy every day.

As we gather with family and friends this weekend, let’s take a moment to reflect on the true meaning of Memorial Day and express gratitude to those who served and sacrificed.

From all of us at Paul Jones Lumber, thank you to our heroes and their families. 🇺🇸

We’d love to hear from our community — please share in the comments:
❤️ A veteran or hero you’d like to honor
🇺🇸 What Memorial Day means to you
📸 Or a favorite family tradition you celebrate this weekend

04/05/2026

04/01/2026

Happy April Fools’ Day from Paul Jones Lumber! 🌲😄

We thought about announcing a “sale on invisible lumber”… but it turns out you just can’t see the savings. 😉

Instead, we’ll leave you with a classic dad joke:

Why did the tree get in trouble at school?
Because it was acting a little knotty. 🌳

Now it’s your turn! Drop your best dad joke, wood joke, or tree pun in the comments. The cornier, the better. 🌽

Let’s see who in our community has the best one!

03/20/2026

Happy First Day of Spring! 🌷☀️

At Paul Jones Lumber, we’re grateful to welcome a new season and the promise of warmer days ahead. After a long winter, there’s nothing better than seeing the sun stick around a little longer and feeling that spring air roll in.

Spring means new projects, fresh builds, and plenty of time spent outdoors — and we’re excited to be a part of it with all of you. Whether you're fixing up, building new, or just enjoying the change of seasons, we appreciate the continued support from our amazing community.

Here’s to warmer weather, longer days, and a great season ahead! 🌱🔨

03/15/2026

Faces of Forestry: Meet Kenny Pusey

Did you know that wood grown right here on Delmarva is sought after not just regionally, but around the world?

In our latest Faces of Forestry feature, we highlight Kenny Pusey of Paul Junes Lumber, whose work helps move Delmarva timber from local forests into global markets. Stories like Kenny’s show just how deeply rooted—and economically important—forestry is in Maryland.

Our Faces of Forestry campaign is about sharing the real people behind the forest products industry and building a greater understanding of how working forests support jobs, healthy ecosystems, and rural communities.

👉 Read Kenny’s story:
https://www.mdforests.org/post/did-you-know-that-wood-from-delmarva-is-regionally-and-globally-sought-after

📢 Help us tell Maryland’s forestry story—like, share, and follow along as we introduce more Faces of Forestry from across the state.

Photo credit: Remsberg Inc.

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