I was a nurse on the ward where Paul was admitted after his accident. I do remember him and his determination and resilience and was not surprised by his accomplishments.
My sincere condolences to his family.
Dorie Landwer
I met Paul through Jim Feather when they worked together at the Abilities Council. Paul was a wonderful advocate for the disabled, and a fine gentleman with a great sense of humour. My best wishes to Cec and family.
Terry and i were very sorry to hear about Paul’s passing. We were part of the south end of Cumberland ave couples who socialized in the early 1970s and have been in touch from time to time since then. Paul was always a man who accepted the consequences of his accident with stoic and pragmatic sense of making the best of life and maintaining life with humour and humility.. we will miss him. We wish to pass our condolences to Cecile, Simone and family… deryk and terry kendall
Cec and Simone, it’s been many years. So sorry to hear about Paul. I loved the family pictures you displayed. What a beautiful extended family. I hope cross paths again.
Kirk Fong
Paul, our brother-in-law, was very special to our family. We have many fond memories that involved his and Cec's visits to British Columbia where we live. He was "game" to try and do anything. The Kootenay River in the Rocky Mountains was one of those trips plus Farnham Creek in The Purcell Mtn Range where we lunched overlooking the Farnham Glacier. These photos of Paul with Jason and Barb, our children, are 50 years old. They always looked forward to the visits from Paul and Cec.
God's speed dear Paul. Much love from Dave, Irene, Barb and Jay
