Alfred & Family, Jean Marie, All Paul’s Relatives & The Community of Louisdale:

We were very saddened to hear of Paul’s passing.

I have so very many great memories of Paul. I have been away from home for many years, but always saw Paul when home on vacation.

I remember Paul coming to Mom & Dads house, (Irene & Willie Boudreau’s house). Paul would either be selling tickets or delivering the Reporter. My Dad would tease him & say he was just coming to see Mom again. Paul would laugh & tell Dad jokingly how Irene was too good for him amongst other things. Paul never had a mean thought or bone in his body.

The last 1o or so years, I would always run into Paul at Sharons store. He would ask me when I got home on vacation & we would have a few good laughs.

Paul was such an amazing member of the Louisdale community. He volunteered to do anything & everything he could to help Louisdalers. He put a great many miles on his shoes while walking in & around Louisdale. He would always greet everyone with kind words.

Paul sure left his mark on everyone. He will never be forgotten.

Our thoughts & prayers go out to you all.

Al, you were a very important & special brother to Paul. Our heart goes out to you during this difficult times. I know how proud you were of the special & well respected man he was in the Louisdale community.

R.I.P. Paul. You have earned your wing a million times over.

Love: Peter & Linda Samson

Acton Ontario

Dear Alfred and Jean Marie,

So sorry to hear of Paul’s passing. He loved coming to bingo . He would be one of the first people at the hall on bingo night. He loved to drop in for a glass of pop and a chat. He will be missed by the community and his family that loved him so much. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Paul & Jean Marie

Dear Al and Jean Marie,

It is with great sadness I read of your dear brother’s passing. He was a pillar in the community and has already been missed since he moved to the Villa in St. Peter’s. I had the pleasure to get to know him when he moved back to the community of Louisdale in 1994 and we had many laughs together as he always like to play little tricks and then walk away chuckling to himself. He was a great historian concerning the people of Louisdale and Isle Madame and could give you the linage of many families. May he Rest In Peace in the arms of his dear mother whom he missed so dearly. Please accept our most sincere condolences.

Judy and Earl Doyle