PAUL HENRY DOUGHTY

Paul was one of the most memorable classmates in my sculpture classes at Parsons. His intellectual yet playful work had an influence in my journey. I recently looked him up and was sad to have missed the chance to re connect. It was good to see all the good he has done. God bless you Paul, and your family.

I have hesitated for a long time about whether or not to write something in Paul's memory. I haven't seen him since 1967 so what right do I have given the passage of time? However, I do have an abiding memory which I would like to share. Paul was a couple of years below me at Warwick Academy. It was November 1963. A group of us were kicking a football around after school on the lower field at Warwick Academy when Paul came down the bank from the next field and stood behind the goal and...

Clear sailing on your next journey, Paul. You were a good man and a great mentor to many young people. My condolences to the family.

Dear Heather, JP, & James, We are so sorry for your loss of Paul. He was taken to soon. He was well know to be a stalwart in sailing and yachting. He will be missed. Unfortunately, we are unable to attend the celebration of his life. May he rest in peace. May God bless his soul and give you strength at this sad time. With deepest sympathy, Jane & Rick Spurling

So sorry to hear this...Paul was a lovely man...sending strength and support to you Heather and the rest of his family.

Heather the two of you were like a ball of joy so well suited. We send the warmest of hugs and hope that as time passes your pain will dull and that all the memories of your life together will strengthen you. May He Rest in Peace

Paul and I had a very memorable sail on the J boat Endeavour when she was first rebuilt. He was a good man to have as a shipmate and I will miss him. Condolences to his family and friends.

Dear Heather, I think I first met Paul in 2006 on my first trip to Bermuda. Always welcoming, always a friend and always an absolute pleasure to spend time with. Very sad to hear of his passing. My thoughts are with you all. Jason.

Dear Heather and family, Julie and I send our dearest condolences. Paul was a dear friend and provided great service to many young people as a sailing instructor. However, we will remember him for his tireless support of the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club and its members through his keen eye for aesthetics. As the RBYC prepared for the 100th Anniversary of the Newport to Bermuda Race, Paul carefully hung the half-models of the race winners on the walls of the Trophy Lounge so that one could...