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104 Entries
Hayden Watkins
April 30, 2025
I worked for Paul in late 80s. I just came across this story tonight and I am shocked. Paul was smart and a great boss. May he RIP.
Andrey Raransky
March 4, 2011
I had a pleasure to work with Paul, the best employer and best friend you can wish for at the same time. Going through this messages over and over I still don't believe that Paul is not with us any more. My deepest sympathy and sincere condolences to Paul's family.
Jacek Kisilewicz
September 22, 2010
Shock, disbelief, great sadness...
Paul will be missed by and will live in memories of many people who’s lives he touched.
My most sincere condolences to Paul's Family.
Gerald Lindo
September 21, 2010
I was deeply saddened to hear of Paul's passing.
My heartfelt condolences go out to Lee and Paul's family in this difficult time. I hope that the many entries here, detailing the deep and abiding effect that he had on the lives of the people around him, and the regard that he engendered, will offer some measure of comfort. My prayers go out to you all.
Rosemary C
September 16, 2010
I am deeply saddened by the news of Paul's death. Although it has been a number of years since I have seen him, I remember him fondly as a kind, gentle and compassionate human being. He was incredibly loyal to his family and friends.
My deepest sympathy to Mildred, Lisa and Anne.
Edward Xu
September 15, 2010
Utterly shocked and saddened, I can't find proper words to express myself. I was so fortunate to meet and work for Paul in Daedalian and in TELUS. Paul's smiles, motivation, passion, love and care always touch my heart. Paul is not gone, he lives on forever, in the mind of everyone who has been lucky enough to work and laugh with Paul. Paul is greatly missed, by so many people.
My deepest condolences go to his family at this most difficult time.
Edward Xu
September 15, 2010
Utterly shocked and saddened, I can’t find proper words to express myself. I was so fortunate to meet and work for Paul in Daedalian and in TELUS. Paul’s smiles, motivation, passion, love and care always touch my heart. Paul is not gone, he lives on forever, in the mind of everyone who has been lucky enough to work and laugh with Paul. Paul is greatly missed, by so many people. My deepest condolences go to his family at this most difficult time.
Albert Chan
September 13, 2010
Thank You Paul for being such a wonderful boss to work for at Daedalian. My deepest condolences to his family as the world has lost a wonderful person.
Ramiro Carregosa
September 11, 2010
I was greatly saddened when I found out that Paul had passed away.
I would like to offer my deepest condolences to the family.
Paul will live forever in the memories of his family, friends and those that were fortunate enough to have known him.
Johnson Tang
September 11, 2010
We wish to express our deepest condolences to Lee and Paul’s family. It was truly an honor to have worked for him at Daedalian. Our prayers and thoughts are with your family during this difficult time. He will be greatly missed.
Lynn Zeng
September 11, 2010
My deepest condolences to Lee and Paul’s family. I feel really lucky to have had the chance to work for Paul at Daedalian. Paul, thank you very much for the oppportunity and you will be missed by me and many others.
Andrew Day
September 10, 2010
I was fortunate to work with Paul at Daedalian, Telus and Atlantis. Paul was a superb visionary, seeing so many opportunities and using his entrepreneurial spirit to successfully achieve so very much. As a leader, Paul was able to tackle the tough tasks and make his points while at the same time garner incredible loyal support from his employees. As a man, Paul was so smart, so insightful, so supportive and so accomplished in many many ways. I know that all of Paul’s family and friends already know all of this… Daedalian, Greek myth an Athenian architect and inventor who built the labyrinth for Minos on Crete and fashioned wings for himself and his son Icarus to flee the island … Paul those wings served you so very well on earth, now off to heaven…
Howard Wax
September 10, 2010
We were shocked to hear of Paul's sudden passing. Our sincere condolences to the family. Hindi, Howard and Franc Wax
Naj Hafizi
September 10, 2010
I was deeply saddened to hear about the death of Paul Maasland. Daedalian was where I started my career. It was a pleasure working for Paul; he was well respected and admired by many. He has touched many people's lives in ways that many could only dream. He was a great man.
My deepest condolences to the Maasland family.
Vladimir Mazurik
September 10, 2010
Thanks Paul for being such an amazing person. Thanks for caring about people who worked with you. Never before or after I enjoyed work as much as during my 5 years with Daedalian. We've lost a great man. My deepest condolences to Paul's family.
Chapman Lau
September 10, 2010
My deepest condolences to Paul's family. Paul was a kind, generous, unique and eccentric man. Joining him at Daedalian greatly enriched my life. I have many fond memories of him that I will cherish. Paul, you will be missed.
Jenifer Booth
September 9, 2010
There are no words that can offer you comfort. Just know that your son, brother and partner was loved by so many. His loss is absolutely devistating. I miss him and I'm having a hard time without him.
Frank Tam
September 9, 2010
My deepest condolences to Lee and Paul's family in this difficult time. Paul was a great leader and it was my pleasure to work for him at Daedalian. Paul, you will be missed by all of us...
Kevin Robar
September 9, 2010
It was very shocking to hear the news about Paul's passing away. It was a pleasure to have worked for him at Daedalian and to have gotten to know him outside of work. My sincere condolences go out to his family as he will be missed.
Jeffrey Chan
September 9, 2010
My heart-felt condolences to Lee and the Maasland family on Paul's passing. As others have already attested, it was a pleasure to work with him at Daedalian and Telus. He will be missed but will live on in my memories.......
Andy W
September 9, 2010
Paul Arie Maasland was my friend, classmate, and colleague for more than thirty years. A Christian but not a church goer, Paul was generous, warm, ruthlessly honest, and always demanding of quality.
He was born in Australia of an American mother and Dutch father. His parents met at university in the United States. Before coming to Canada with his family to begin his high school education he lived in Australia, Turkey, and West and East Pakistan.
Paul’s father Marinus Maasland or “Rene”, was an authority on irrigation and water quality. He worked on the planning of major international development projects. Rene’s opinion, or expectation, was a powerful motivator in Paul’s life even to today. Paul’s mother, Mildred, typed each of Rene’s reports and I’m sure added a lot in terms of structure and language. They were a team.
Paul’s two sisters, Lisa and Anne are independent and accomplished women. With their example, Paul, in his professional life, always gave and expected the very best from the women he encountered.
Paul and I met at the University of Toronto in Canada’s top engineering program, N-Sci. We had exactly complimentary skills. I had an intuitive grasp of the physics and could make the experiments work. Paul understood the mathematics so well that the physics was easy. He said “Andy, the physical world obeys the formulas so if you understand the math you can do the assignments.” I said, “Paul, the physical world has its own structure and law. If you understand the physical world then you’ll understand the Math which was developed to explain it.” We were both right and we collaborated shamelessly to get through the next three years.
Paul first worked for Bell Canada, and then founded Daedalian Systems and for four years developed computer applications, many for his former colleagues at Bell. Working from home, he developed and maintained these systems with an “acoustic coupler” which tied his phone line to a computer terminal at 1/10,000 the speed of the Internet Access we enjoy in our homes today. To print out the source code for a complete system took many hours and was only done occasionally. Paul carefully annotated each listing with a very fine blue pen. Once he was satisfied with his changes on paper, he would type each into the terminal, save it, and begin to test the result. Many weeks or months later, his client would ask for changes again. Putting aside the blue pen, he took an identical green pen and started the process again. Later he would use an identical red pen, and finally would resort to black, the last colour available in this very fine line of quality pens.
I joined Paul at Daedalian in 1984, beginning a seventeen-year collaboration together. We took offices downtown in the financial district and started to grow our business. Paul’s integrity stood out from the very beginning. When he explained to a prospective client exactly how we would do things, they understood and had faith in him. With Paul’s leadership we always followed through, regardless of the cost. While he made us equal partners, I was in fact his lieutenant and as we added a third equal partner, Dave Jones, and then a team of eight project directors, and then growing to three hundred people, Paul’s judgement and Paul’s vision always ruled.
All of our clients loved and respected Paul but it was on our personnel that he had the biggest impact.
To begin, Paul led by example. But it was a very demanding example. People who could do the work thrived in an environment where challenge was there for the taking. Others who could not organize themselves, or who had other priorities, just had to leave. One of my roles at Daedalian was to fire underperformers. Surprisingly, many thanked me for letting them off the hook.
For hundreds of people, Daedalian was their introduction to our profession in Canada. We hired recent university graduates and new Canadians, whether from Eastern Europe or Asia. Paul’s genius was to develop a method to take new people, train them in “The Daedalian Way”, and then provide immediate feedback on the quality and productivity of their work. Paul’s motivation was essentially humane. He loved the people we worked with and shared their pride in a job well done. He wanted everyone with the talent to have a chance at our work and in his very pragmatic way he invested his time and ours in an effort to make it possible for them.
Another example; on Tuesday evenings Paul lined up two teachers to give free English classes to our staff. One was for Eastern Europeans and the other for Asians. Because everyone had a university degree, they could read and write English but many had trouble with pronunciation. There were two “accent reduction” classes because those two groups had different challenges.
As Daedalian grew, finance became a bigger challenge. In 1999 the Y2K bubble burst. We had added more than 100 staff that year and suddenly there was no new work coming in. Really we should have fired 100 people or more but Paul could not bring himself to do it and proposed a new business plan. We found six million dollars in venture capital and listed Daedalian on the Toronto Stock Exchange. Throughout Daedalian employees had an opportunity to invest and Paul made certain each made a profit on their investment.
In 2001, Telus purchased Daedalian and Paul, Dave Jones, and I promised to stay with TELUS for two years. Paul was chosen to run Daedalian from within TELUS, but really there was no place for a visionary leader in a big phone company. It was Bell Canada all over again and Paul left us a within a few years of our joining TELUS.
Paul then became an Angel Investor, providing advice and seed capital to half a dozen small companies, helping them with their growth plans. Over the past two years, Paul has led the formation of Verdant Investments, a venture capital company. Our loss today means there will be a leadership gap there.
Paul decided early in his adult life not to raise his own family. He still had many loving people around him. My own children loved him and still call him Uncle Paul, remembering a very kind, patient, and funny man who was sincerely interested in whatever they were doing and who spoke with them exactly as he would to an adult.
Paul met his match in Lee Stanton who already has a family and who shared many interests with Paul including their Boxers, eight of which will race across Lake Muskoka to join Paul on Lee’s swimming raft. He always had pictures of those dogs in his wallet. When Lee needed to move to London to be with her grandchildren, Paul bought her a house there and continued to speak with her daily and to see her on weekends.
I don’t know the meaning of our loss today. I can’t help you to understand that terrible event. I can only tell you what a unique, wonderful, and decent person we have lost and I can only ask you to pray for his survivors, particularly Lee Stanton and Mildred Maasland but also for the many others who have been touched by his life.
As most of you know, there is an ongoing police investigation and the family has no details. Today’s service is a celebration and thanksgiving of Paul’s life.
St. Clements Church
September 8, 2010
Sergey Zhukov
September 9, 2010
I can't describe the sadness that I feel right now. Paul gave me a chance that changed my life and I'm eternally grateful. I will always remember him as a smart, passionate, kind and generous man with a great sense of humor.
My deepest condolences to Paul's family.
FuXing Li
September 9, 2010
My deepest condolences to Lee and Paul’s family. Paul was such a successful business man with a great vision. His passion for growth made him standing out and brought lots of opportunities to others. He will always be remembered by all of us.
September 9, 2010
It was so sadness that I couldn't believe the news. I have talked about Paul, about Daedelian and about my first job with one of my friend a couple of days before the news. I talked about how nice, kind and generous he was and how lucky I was working in Daedalian. All of these are just like happened yesterday. Paul will be missed by all of us. My deepest condolence to Paul's family.
Ping Gao
Crystal Brummell
September 9, 2010
My condolences to Lee and the Maasland family on the loss of Paul. As many entries prior to this one attest to, Paul was indeed kind and generous. I will sorely miss the man behind the chuckling smile.
Michael Huang
September 9, 2010
My deepest condolences to Lee and Paul’s family.
Paul, thank you for giving me the opportunity to work with you at Daedalian and TELUS. You were a such great person. You will be missed in my whole life.
Peter Renders
September 9, 2010
Mildred,
I am terribly sorry to hear of your loss. During the short time I knew Paul I gathered a host of stories of his unique way of looking at the world and my life was enriched as a result. In the time Paul had he lived a full life. I know Lisa and Anne will be with you during this very difficult time.
Love,
Peter
Helen Kirkup
September 9, 2010
My sympathy to Paul's family at this sad time. Paul dreamed, and could make his dreams come true. That alone set him apart. He created a workplace that was different than any other. Paul, I still say a bad day at Daedalian was better than a good day anywhere else. For creating that environment, I thank you.
DSG Days...
Elena Ponomarenko
September 9, 2010
I love this one!
Elena Ponomarenko
September 9, 2010
DSG Days...
Elena Ponomarenko
September 9, 2010
James Ho
September 9, 2010
It was so shocked and so sad to hear about the loss of Paul. Paul is my first boss in Canada. I still remember his smile during my interview even it happened 12 years ago. Paul is one of the several key persons who made me a big difference in my life. I will remember him forever.
Matthew Fox
September 9, 2010
My deepest condolences to Anne, Lisa and your Mother. May your soul be at peace.
Hubert Jiang
September 8, 2010
My deepest condolences to Paul’s family. Paul offered me not just my first job outside of academia, but also the opportunity to be part of the wonderfully supportive community known as DSG. For many of us, Paul had made our life so much easier, and richer. I will always remain grateful to Paul.
Steven Vella
September 8, 2010
Paul was the soul and spirit of Daedalian. But he did not just give us a job or a place to start a career; he gave us his vision, passion and drive. He taught us how to soar.
My deepest sympathies to the Maasland family.
Richard Woodrow
September 8, 2010
Nurturing, evolving, supportive and genuinely open best describe Paul and family. Warmest regards with a hug to Lee and the rest of Paul's family. Paul is, and will be missed, but never forgotten for making an extended family for many here. Rest well.
Francis Ng
September 8, 2010
Paul had a natural ability to lead and guide. His vision was always clear. If God had chosen him to join heaven, there are many reasons why he did that. Paul will be missed by all of us, but will make heaven a very bright place.
Gordon Cooper
September 8, 2010
My deepest condolences to Lee and Paul’s family. Paul was kind, generous, always willing to give a person a chance and was so full of hope and support for his employees and business. Paul will be missed and I shall cherish the many wonderful memories of him and am grateful that I had an opportunity to know and share some of life’s journey with Paul.
Pierre Vella-Zarb
September 8, 2010
Paul's unique smile in good times and in bad, his fascination and love for science, his willingness to share his experience and help others in their businesses and his directness in responding to tough situations will all be missed.
My deepest sympathies to Lee and the Maasland family.
Cesarina Primi
September 8, 2010
Although many years ago, it feels like only yesterday that I was welcomed into the Daedalian family with open arms. Paul, thank you for allowing me to begin my career under your care, guidance and leadership. Paul, you are truly missed.
My deepest condolences to Lee and Paul's family.
Crystal Bellsmith
September 8, 2010
I am both shocked and saddened at the news of Paul's passing. I was blessed to have worked with him at Daedalian and Telus. My heart goes out to Lee and his family. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Elizabeth Bell
September 8, 2010
My deepest sympathy to Paul's family, partner, colleagues and friends. Lisa, I was so shocked and saddened when I heard this on the news. The service today was a wonderful tribute to a great man. The world has lost an exceptional person. I am thinking of you all as you deal with this dreadful tragedy. I am so sorry for your loss.
Gordon Wang
September 8, 2010
Very sad to hear that Paul has passed away. He was such a nice person with a kind and generous heart, he treated every employee with respect and care. Paul will be missed by everyone.
Gordon Wang
Cuong Luu
September 8, 2010
I'm really sorry to hear about the tragedy. Paul was a wonderful person and I’m honoured to have worked for him at Daedalian and TELUS. He had a profound impact in my career and will forever be missed.
My deepest condolences to Paul's family for your loss.
Guy Lau
September 8, 2010
I don’t know what to say, it was great sadness when I heard the news. My sincere condolences to Lee and Paul’s family. Paul, we will miss you.
Paul Congi
September 8, 2010
Paul will be greatly missed. He was a great man with a kind heart. I had the pleasure of working for Paul at Daedalian for 4 years and owe him a lot for giving me an opportunity at the start of my career. My condolences go out to his family.
Germel Solis
September 8, 2010
My deepest sympathies to Paul's family.
Paul, you will be missed however your legacy and your visions will last forever through the numerous people you have touched in your lifetime. I for one could say that it was an honor working with you through my Daedalian years.
Andrew Sheshnev
September 8, 2010
My deepest condolences to the Maasland family. Paul made a huge difference in my life and the lives of his friends, co-workers and business partners. I am blessed to have known him and will remember him forever.
Suzin Nieweglowski
September 8, 2010
The earth is missing one very special person, but heaven has gained an angel. I had the honour of being Paul's assistant at Daedalian and TELUS. Paul cared deeply about his people. Something that stands out during my time at Daedalian is the sense of family - all 300 of us. Paul did that. My thoughts are with Lee, his Mom and his sisters.
Kim Naar
September 8, 2010
Paul will be greatly missed by everyone. Paul gave me the greatest career path that I wouldn't have discoverd without first being hired at Daedalian. He treated each and every employee with respect and dignity. His smile not just lit up the room but the entire office! My deepest sympathies to Lee and Paul's family. I hope that the wonderful memories you have help you through this difficult time.
Peter and Susy Kelcey
September 8, 2010
Both Susy and I were shocked to hear about the loss of Paul and we'll always remember him as a dream, a great guy and a jolly man.
September 8, 2010
My deepest condolences go out to Paul’s loved ones for your loss.
I had the privilege of working with Paul at both Daedalian and TELUS. I have difficulty remembering any occasion when I saw Paul without a smile on his face. Paul was very considerate of the feelings of others and I have never worked with anyone else who so consistently demonstrated such a deep and unwavering commitment to the best interests of their staff.
Paul had a kind and generous heart. To honour Paul’s memory I will be looking for opportunities in the days ahead to extend kindness and generosity to others in the same way that Paul did so many times in the past.
Todd Hoffman
Ailsa Davey (Kisbee)
September 8, 2010
I was so sad to hear the news of Paul's passing. Working at Daedalian as a receptionist was my first office job after university. Paul's warm and friendly manner made me feel like part of an important team. Coming to work each day was a pleasure. My condolences to his family and friends.
Gordon Hou
September 8, 2010
My deepest condolences to Paul's family. As an employee of his Daedalian Group, I was deeply saddened to hear about Paul’s passing away. He is the best boss I have ever worked for. The conversation during the interview, the job recognition and his speech in town hall meetings would be forever memorized. Paul is a great man. He is smart, optimistic with great sincerity. May God bless him this time and always,
Elena Ponomarenko
September 8, 2010
It is no doubt that Paul Maasland will be remembered as a generous, kind and caring man by everyone who crossed paths with him. I cannot put into words the shock and sadness that I feel. To Lee and the rest of Paul's family, please accept my deepest and sincere condolences. It is truly a terrible loss. RIP Paul Maasland, you will be missed by many.
Lawrence Lus
September 8, 2010
It's hard to believe this tragedy. Condolences to Lee and Paul's family.
Alex Nguyen
September 8, 2010
I was deeply shock to hear of the passing of Paul in such a shocking manner. My condolence to Paul family on the passing of such a great man.
Frank Merante
September 8, 2010
I was shocked to hear the news of Paul's passing. My condolences to his family. I started my IT career working for Paul at Daedalian Systems. He was knowledgeable, trustworthy, supportive and an excellent leader. He was a man with vision and this is no cliche. He could tell you where we were, where he wanted things to be and how to get there. I learned a lot from him. Working for him was a pleasure. I will miss him greatly.
Kevin Lyons
September 8, 2010
What I remember most about Paul was his incredibly infectious enthusiasm. Whatever challenge he faced - be it technical, business, or any other - he did so with passion and a smile. He made it very easy to follow where he led and commit similar energy. Not only was he brilliant, he was also very human. He genuinely cared about others and that showed in everything he did. Paul, you will be deeply missed.
Mulaffer Shanawaz
September 8, 2010
Lisa, Our prayers are with the family and loved ones of Paul during this terrible tragedy
Shah, Kaushy and Family
September 8, 2010
I was shocked to hear about Paul's tragic death. He was a very bright and interesting man and I will always remember our conversations over the years at Jingles. I'll miss you Paul. Richard Pretty (Toronto, Ont.)
Joe Shi
September 7, 2010
It took me so long to accept the fact that a great man has left us. Paul, you will be missed always.
Max Yao
September 7, 2010
Paul is my first boss in Canada. Paul’s laugh in Down Under, his smile at my job interview, his speeches in company meetings, and more will be missed. If it wasn’t for Paul, I would have never become an IT professional. Thank you Paul, and may you rest in peace.
Kevin Sun Dela Cruz
September 7, 2010
I'm deeply sadden by the loss of a wonderful and kind person. I had the pleasure of working for Paul after I graduated from University. My thoughts and prayers are with his family and loved ones during this difficult time.
Peter Imm
September 7, 2010
There are some things we may never fully understand, but we can take comfort in what we do know, and that is Paul obviously had a profound impact on the lives of many people.
I had the good fortune of working with Paul during the first four years of my career, and the words being used to describe Paul, words like generous, intelligent, and kind are exactly how I remember him.
My thoughts go out to his family and loved ones.
Samantha Lee
September 7, 2010
My deepest sympathy and prayers go out to Lee, Paul's family and friends at this difficult time. Paul was a warm and kind person. He will be missed.
Jeffrey Sun
September 7, 2010
My deepest condolences to Paul's family. Paul will always stay in so many people's heart for a long time as a real gentleman -- intellectual, generaous, kind hearted, caring and loving.
Jeffrey Sun (Toronto)
Stephen Tsoi
September 7, 2010
Even I only worked for Paul less than two year. To me, he is a great guy with warm heart. You had given me a hand when I didn't noticed. May God's peace be with you, His grace and comfort be with Paul’s family.
~ Stephen Tsoi
Vi Van
September 7, 2010
Paul was a kind and generous person. My sympathies go out to his family.
Wei Fang
September 7, 2010
It was a great shock and sadness to hear of Paul's passing away. Paul was my first employer in Canada. He was truely a warm hearted, generous and easy-going person. It was my great pleasure working with Paul in Daedalian. My deepest sympathy goes to Paul's family. Paul will be deeply missed.
Anthea Blake
September 7, 2010
My deepest condolences to Paul's family. What I remember most about Paul is his amazing smile, and friendly character. Paul gave me my first job at Daedalian after completing University. I pray that God will bless his soul and comfort his family during this sad time.
Joe Savino
September 7, 2010
Words can not truly express the shock and sadness that i'm feeling since hearing the news of Paul's passing. I worked with Paul at Deadalian and Paul was an amazing person, with a big heart and bigger smile. He treated everyone with respect and was a great Boss, Colleague and Friend. My sympathies go out to his family, friends and loved ones. We'll miss you Paul.
Gian Detta Colli
September 7, 2010
It was a tremendous loss for those that new Paul personally. I will always remember Paul as being someone who had a tremendous passion for success and ability to lead and movitate. My sympathies to Lee, his family and friends.
Jenkins Chan
September 7, 2010
Although no words can really help to ease the loss you bear, just know that you are very close in every thought and prayer. Paul, you'll be greatly missed.
Elizabeth Jewell
September 7, 2010
It was with shock and great sadness I heard the news of Paul's passing. My prayers go out to his family, friends and loved ones at this most difficult time.
September 7, 2010
Lisa, I was shocked and saddened to hear of Paul's passing. My sympathies to you and your family. Sandra Burk
kaushy shanawaz
September 7, 2010
This is a great shock and sad to hear that Paul is no more with us. My deepest sympathy to Paul’s family and Lisa. I worked for Paul at Daedalian. Paul, it’s very pleasure working with you. You are kind hearted , generous , and always cared about your employees. I have always respected your way of caring others. You will be deeply missed by all who know you.My prayers are with you.
Kaushy Shanawaz
Jan Miller
September 7, 2010
My prayers and deepest sympathy to Lee, Mrs. Maasland and family. I had the pleasure of knowing and working with Paul for over 20 years. He was one of a kind and will be truly missed by everyone whose life he touched.
September 7, 2010
Paul Maasland was a warm and caring man. Very intellectual and always a great conversationalist. I will miss our talks over a drink. My sympathies go out to his family.
Rene Sorensen
Abid Sattar
September 7, 2010
No question, Paul was a kind hearted and generous person. My sympathies to his family members.
September 7, 2010
PAUL was a warm kind hearted gentleman, although did not know him personally, except when sharing conversations over a between a drink or two. When he was seen their was always a hello and very deep emotional conversation. My thoughts are prayers are with the family at this time for such an awful tragedy.
September 7, 2010
LIsa and Family, We were very sad to hear of the passing of your brother. Our deepest sympathies in this very difficult time.
David, Deena, Rachel, and Aaron Levitt
Phaedra Estrada
September 7, 2010
I am deeply saddened by Paul's passing. I worked for Paul at Daedalian for over 8 years and have kept in touch with him over the years. He was kind-hearted, generous and truly cared about his peers and employees. I have many fond memories of him and will always remember him. My sincere condolences to Lee and Paul's family. May his memories give them comfort and peace. My prayers and thoughts are with them.
Len Sellwood
September 7, 2010
My deepest sympathy to Lee and Pauls family. I knew Paul socially and will always remember him for his ready smile and his concern for others. He will be deeply missed by all who knew him.
Chris Spencer
September 7, 2010
I am very shocked and saddened after hearing of Paul’s passing. He was a great man. Paul was liked by many and especially through his Daedalian days brought joyous memories to those around him which will never be forgotten. My sincere condolences to Lee and Paul’s family. We will all miss Paul greatly! My prayers are with you.
Deborah De Francesco
September 6, 2010
I was shocked and saddened to learn of Paul Maasland’s passing. I am honoured to have worked for Daedalian. My prayers and well wishes go to his family and friends at this difficult time.
Faye Fergusson
September 6, 2010
Although I had not been in touch with Paul and Lee in recent years it was with a great deal of shock and sadness I heard of Paul's passing. My deepest sympathy to his family and Lee. I remember him with fondness, we had many great times together.
Ian Graham
September 6, 2010
To Paul and Family - I cannot tell you how sorry I am to hear of this horrible tragedy. You where an honor to know Paul and you will be sadly missed
Ian Graham, Toronto ON
Paul & Lee's dogs
Keith Lawson
September 6, 2010
My sincere condolences go out to Lee and Paul's family. I knew Paul only socially and through our love for Boxers. He was a jovial and friendly soul and a great partner to Lee. We will all miss him.
September 5, 2010
My most sincere condolences to Paul's family and loved ones. I'm deeply sadden and shocked by the news. R.I.P. Paul. My prayers are with your family during this difficult time.
~ Monica Pelkonen, Toronto, Ontario
Wesley Leung
September 5, 2010
Paul, you will be missed. It is my honour of knowing you for twenty years. You were such a great mentor at work. Too young you were taken away from us. God help serve the justice so that you may rest in peace.
Blake Melnick
September 5, 2010
Paul was a good man. I had the pleasure of working with him for 3 years at Atlantis. My sincere condolences to Lee and Paul's family during this tragic and difficult time.
September 5, 2010
Paul will be greatly missed.
Douglas Donderi
September 5, 2010
Paul was an excelptional, excellent man - a good friend with a great sense of humour, a generous heart and a decent chess game. We we worked together, laughed together, drank together and flew the airways for three years on behalf of Atlantis Systems.
My deepest sympathies to his family and many, many friends.
Audrey Allen-Kelly
September 5, 2010
Paul was a visionary business man, generous, and challenging. I worked for him at Daedalian for 7 years and have such fond memories of the company culture he created. Sincere condolences to Lee, Mrs. Maasland and Paul's sisters. My thoughts are with you.
Lam Nguyen
September 5, 2010
My prayers are with Paul's family and loved ones during this difficult time. Paul was a wonderful human-being. RIP.
September 5, 2010
Paul gave me my first job at Daedalian. Thank you Mr. Maasland.
September 5, 2010
Paul was one-of-a-kind -- a wonderful friend , a brilliant workmate, and a kind, sensitive and decent man. My condolences to his family during this terrible tragedy. Margie Campbell
Mohsen Aghamirsalim
September 4, 2010
Paul was a great guy. He was simple and honest. I had the pleasure of working for him for 6 years. He will be missed. I would like to express my deepest condolences to his family.
September 4, 2010
I send my loving sympathy to you, Mildred, and to the rest of the family, and I'm supporting you with my prayers at this very difficult time. Joyce Park.
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