Paul Charles CHARLTON

I remember Paul well. He was a friend during my twenties, thirties and early forties, who I lost track of during illness and moving. He had an incredibly, kind heart, a love for friends that was all-encompassing and a zest for life and his Lord, that was amazingly precious. I still remember the canoe day we planned together for others, his burrowing into a snow bank in Haliburton, to try it out for warmth overnight, while the rest of us stayed in warm, comfy cabins.

There were wonderful moments with him, during canoe trips, hikes, winter, camping trips and other, outdoor moments. He had a great smile and comical ways of dealing with entities, others laboured intensely over.

He was a wonderful friend and I was saddened, that in the process of trying to scout him out once again, that I found he had passed and just recently. I am immensely thankful though, that I'll see him again in Heaven.

Paul was a friend for over 20 years. We were customers of Dominion Skate. We always enjoyed our brief visits while picking up items for our sports store in Hamilton. We kept in touch with Paul after we both retired. Paul and I got along real well. My wife said Paul and I had the same sense of humor. Paul will be sadly missed.

Paul was a good friend for over 55 years. I will truly miss him.

Paul will be dearly missed by our family in Belize. He loved a great discussion and we cherished our dinners together.