Ian Paul

There is no word that come in mind to address that loss, Ian was an outstanding person that I know for 4 years as a Machine Manager so devote for others I will miss him a lot

He was just a wonderful man and a great team leader . He will be missed . My condolences to his family. Til we meet again Paul .

Sad to hear of the loss of a man who, I know, was one of the most respected co-workers of so many. Ian led by example on the job and I am sure in his family life. Never one to say "You do it" without setting the example of "how to do it." It is no wonder that so many look at Ian as an example of what a supervisor should be. So easy to work for because he was so easy to work with! He will be missed!

Hee Jake? "How she Hanging?" Heard this every time with my short time
working with Ian, when ever he made his tours. I always grinned. --Jack Paterson

RIP dear Ian.
It was easy working with you at the mill.
Love this man.

Our deepest condolences Jackie and Family. So sorry to hear of Ian's passing - he was a really good guy and will be truly missed. Our hearts go out to you.
Steve and Silvia Faulks

Jackie & Family,
Very sorry to hear about Ian. It was quite a shock to hear of his sudden passing and if there ever was a person taken in his best years it was Ian. I first met Ian in Mackenzie and then linked up again when he was on Paper Machines in Powell. Ian was one of the brightest, smartest papermakers I ever knew and believe me I knew quite a few. Never one to say this problem 'got me beat' he tackled the issues as they arose. We shared more than a couple of beers together and as...