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June
Celebration of Life
1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Saturday, June 13, 2026
Family Home
16 Martha Street
Port Hope, Ontario, Canada
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Paula Worley posted a symbolic gesture
Monday, June 8, 2026
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I’m so sorry to hear of Paul’s passing. He and Kay were always so very welcoming to my children and I. When my daughter was little she would play with Bella at their house. We all loved the board game nights as well. Paul was a very nice man. My family send the sincere condolences.
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Andy Wiggers Debbie Craig Robert Hubers uploaded photo(s)
Tuesday, May 26, 2026
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Andy Debbie and I went and visited Paul Wilson on April 3rd on that beautiful sunny spring day. He was so happy to sit outside with us enjoying the fresh spring air.
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Sue Spicer posted a condolence
Thursday, May 21, 2026
I worked for Paul back in the early 70's at Modular Architectural Components (H&K) - we made kitchens for MacDonalds Restaurants - Paul was the VP at the time. He was a kind man with a great (dry) sense of humour. It was a pleasure to share a meal with Paul & Kay at their lovely, unique home. I have fond memories of a company party at their home, listening to their juke box and player piano. It was always a pleasure catching up with Paul when he would bring an antique car to Landmark/Extendicare for the residents to view. My sincere condolences to Paul's family.
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Ken Carroll posted a condolence
Monday, May 18, 2026
Paul and I played cribbage through Community Care, for 3 years
We played out on porch then in games room in winter. When he couldn't play anymore, we visited in his games room
It was a pleasure knowing him visiting with him. We had coffee and timbits every Monday. He hated the chocolate ones. He told me many stories about the house and the ghosts who lived there. He had a wicked sense of humor, and I will miss our visits. Ken Carroll
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Rod Stewart posted a condolence
Sunday, May 17, 2026
Paul was my first accountant and Kay was the bookkeeper for fledgling Rod Stewart Construction away back in the 70's. No only was I his client, he was mine. He trusted be with tightening up the wonderful but squeaky spiral staircase in the octagon they lived in. Great couple to have known for so many years. Thanks Paul and Kay.
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Paul and Joan MacDonald posted a condolence
Sunday, May 17, 2026
Uncle Paul was a friend, mentor, family man and beloved husband to Kay.
The passion in his career field was evident with his business
acumen that guided many others including myself through their lifelong business endeavours.
We shared a mutual affection for vintage vehicles and boating working on projects together. Early in their marriage Kay and Paul fell in love with the unique property in Port Hope which they later purchased and put their stamp on it.
We have fond memories of the Birthdays, Anniversaries and Events held at 16 Martha Street attended by many friends and family.
Later on we enjoyed our lunches and dinners together with time to reflect on the present and past through our talks on the veranda.
In life you do not often have the opportunity to have an association with a genuine person like Paul and for that I am truly grateful. Aunt Kay and Uncle Paul were special people in our lives and they will be greatly missed, may they rest in peace together.
Paul and Joan
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Bob McCaw posted a condolence
Saturday, May 16, 2026
So sad to hear of Paul's passing. He was an outstanding member of the Port Hope Yacht Club. Took good care of our books for many years. He had a calm, cool attitude and a quick wit that could fill a room in a hurry. He took great pride in his boats "Water Walker" and "Amour Eh!". He very much enjoyed his sailing trips to visit his many friends at the Brockport Yacht Club in New York State.
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Neil Morton posted a condolence
Saturday, May 16, 2026
New Paul well !
He had quite the sense of humour!
Condolences to Paul's family !
Neil Morton
Formerly of Hope Township
Now in Alberta !
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Adam Poole uploaded photo(s)
Saturday, May 16, 2026
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Growing up, trips to Uncle Paul and Aunt Kay’s house were always fun and interesting. Whether it was wading in the Ganaraska River looking for crayfish, hiking through the riverside brush to find a fox den or playing games in the open spaces in the giant yard, there was always something to do. The many milestone events they hosted over the years brought friends and family from all over to enjoy the history of the home, classic hit songs and plenty of food. Above all, I will remember his kindness, his soft-spoken nature and how much he enjoyed spending time with his family. A life well lived, may he rest in peace.
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Betty Anne Lewis (nee Gilmour) posted a condolence
Saturday, May 16, 2026
Thank you to the late Mr & Mrs Wilson for the kindness you showed me, some 52 years ago. As a grade seven student, I was tasked with the job of researching a Port Hope property. Having once delivered The Toronto Star to 16 Martha St, I chose this unique house. I did not recall the owners names, but very much remembered how proud they were of their home and did not hesitate to share it with this complete stranger. One of my earliest memories of kindness bestowed by complete strangers. Thank you
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The family of Paul Alexander Wilson uploaded a photo
Friday, May 15, 2026
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