Paul Clifford Sloane

Jeanne and Family: I just found out about Paul and want to offer my deepest sympathy to you. I remember Bob the poodle and Paul play fighting over a toy and Paul's great sense of humor. May you be comforted by the wonderful memories you hold dear to your heart.

Diane Heather and Evan

Dear Moe & Laun,

Sorry to hear of the sudden passing of your father, may you always have memories to cherish.
Hugs Bob & Bonnie Barnett

Jeanne and family,
So sorry for your loss. Although we only met you and Paul recently,(and under another unfortunate situation), we were so looking forward to better times with both of you. Our thoughts are with you and your families.
Joe and Marie Price, Saskatoon

Moe and LaunWe are sending you love and support.Wishing you comfort,peace and hope in this time of sadness.XO Carolyn and Greg

Moe & Laun, Lisa & Matt

Our thoughts are with you at this difficult time.

hugs, bobbi-lynn, chad, mackenna, & carson

Dear Jeanne:  What a pleasure it was for us to get to have fellowship a few times with you and your dear, Paul.  We know that you will miss him deeply. We are sending warm hugs,prayers, and our deepest sympathies to you and your loved ones. God bless you and give you strength through this journey. He had a great sense of humour and he will be sharing this in heaven. Love, Annabelle & Me

Dearest Moe, Matt, Laun, Lisa and families,

We are so deeply sorry for your loss. We love you guys so much and hope you find peace in this difficult time.

With big hugs and lots of love, J&N

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Cheers Paul: A couple of things we loved about the Paul who shared our lives in the "early" years are: He had the most incredible command of universal dialects known to man. He was the funniest ethnic impersonator off-stage! In addition, he mastered sound effects to accompany any story he told both in plain view of friends and family or in the hidden hallways of work and play. One of the most memorable "Paul-isms" we hold close to our hearts is the proof to his children Maureen & Matthew that Santa could make his way into any home with or without a fireplace - proof being footprints on the pillow slip found under the ceiling access to their attic on Christmas morning... Much love and many fond memories..

paul and i met at a very important time in my life and now he has gone to meet someone much more important.

my most sincere condolences to paul's family

Dear Jeanne,

What a pleasure it was to get to know Paul, even a little bit. He made me laugh. And he was the best of friends to my brother Kip. I know Kip will miss him, almost as much as you will. We are truly blessed by the people come into our lives when we need them most. Paul was a gem among human beings.

I have added him name to my t-shirt for the walk, right beside the name that he wrote on the shirt - Grey Kampala. The two friends will be with me on that walk.