The Best Big Brother🥰♥️ I will miss our phone conversations.
Margie, Pauline and Joanne, he loved you all very much and was so proud of you all.
Good Rest His Soul🙏🏻 Aunt Angela and Uncle Bruce
Angela, thank you for your love and support. Dad loved you very much and would often let me know when you would talk. It meant the world to him that you kept in touch. We’re all missing dad. And he was heartbroken missing mom. I hope they are together now.
Dearest Margie, Pauline and Joanne,
My big brother Paul lived a full and interesting life. He always had a story to tell and I our many talks and advice and listening to his opinions on multiple subjects. He will be dearly missed but he is now with his soul-mate Antonia. He will never be forgotten. My thoughts and prayers are with you always. Uncle Joe ❤️
Dad live a full and interesting life. And we all know that he held some very provocative opinions on many topics. He often told stories of his big brother times with you in Sydney. I know he loved you very much. I do hope he and mom are together on the other side. You know loss well. And I’m so happy you have found a safe place to land. Love you Uncle Joe.
Margie &Family,
We were so sorry to hear of Paul’s passing. I would like to share a memory of Paul – the Martinello families always got together during the Christmas Holidays & one year while we were at Minnie’s house , Paul offered to teach his younger cousins ( me included ) Monopoly. Needless to say, we had a great time & appreciated his patience with us. Our Deepest Sympathy to all of you,
Shirley & Dale
Thank you for your condolences and memory of dad. Dad always had time to spend with the kids. I remember many times where he would take us places and teach us things and we would feel like we were so important that he would take the time to be with us. We’re going to miss dad very much.
Margie, we are so sorry to hear about your Dad. Such a talented, loving man. I know this is a hard time for you, so please know that we are thinking about you and have you in our prayers.
Thank you for your prayers and thoughts and for reaching out to me. You know too well the loss of your parents. It’s very difficult to let go. I headed back to Cape Breton the day after dad passed, so I didn’t have time to connect with you in Halifax. But your offer of support during a very vulnerable time is very much appreciated.
Margie, Pauline and Joanne,
I always loved spending time with my Uncle Paul. I felt like he listened to me and took me seriously as a young child, which was very much appreciated. Despite living so far away from you all, I have many strong memories of times that I spent with him and with you and your mother. From spending time at the cottage in Nova Scotia, to going to the Salt River Canyon and the ranch in Arizona…learning how to read menus backwards and confusing the server at the restaurant by ordering in our new language…finding treasures on the beach with a metal detector…and many more. I will always remember him fondly and wish you love and light as you grieve and process his transition.
Those are such precious memories. Thank you so much for sharing them. Dad did have a way of making children feel like they were so important. I always felt he would listen to me and wanted to spend time with me and that I wasn’t a bother to be around. He lived a very full and interesting life, Marla. And we’re going to miss him terribly.
to the family deepest condolences to all ,popcorn daddy will be greatly missed at Mac leod house ,always willing to take part or get involved in what ever he was asked or volunteered to do .Thank you Paul it was a pleasure to have meet you deeply missed by wilma matheson
Thank you for being an important part of dad’s life these past few years. Dad wasn’t one for just sitting around. You all helped him feel part of the MacLeod House family. He often mentioned you, Wilma, when I would visit. (All good). We’ll miss him very much.
Margaret: So sorry to hear of your father’s passing. Sincere condolences to you and your family.
Thank you, Michele. Dad was a very kind and interesting character. I’m missing him and mom.
The Best Big Brother🥰♥️ I will miss our phone conversations.
Margie, Pauline and Joanne, he loved you all very much and was so proud of you all.
Good Rest His Soul🙏🏻 Aunt Angela and Uncle Bruce
Love you Angela…sorry for your loss as well…his conversations,his laugh,his wordplay and his voice will truly be missed
Angela, thank you for your love and support. Dad loved you very much and would often let me know when you would talk. It meant the world to him that you kept in touch. We’re all missing dad. And he was heartbroken missing mom. I hope they are together now.
Dearest Margie, Pauline and Joanne,
My big brother Paul lived a full and interesting life. He always had a story to tell and I our many talks and advice and listening to his opinions on multiple subjects. He will be dearly missed but he is now with his soul-mate Antonia. He will never be forgotten. My thoughts and prayers are with you always. Uncle Joe ❤️
Thank you uncle Joe…so gratefulnso very grateful for his being our dad
Uncle Joe
Dad live a full and interesting life. And we all know that he held some very provocative opinions on many topics. He often told stories of his big brother times with you in Sydney. I know he loved you very much. I do hope he and mom are together on the other side. You know loss well. And I’m so happy you have found a safe place to land. Love you Uncle Joe.
Margie &Family,
We were so sorry to hear of Paul’s passing. I would like to share a memory of Paul – the Martinello families always got together during the Christmas Holidays & one year while we were at Minnie’s house , Paul offered to teach his younger cousins ( me included ) Monopoly. Needless to say, we had a great time & appreciated his patience with us. Our Deepest Sympathy to all of you,
Shirley & Dale
Thank you Shirley…he was so patient and a great sense of humor..lovevand miss him dearly..thank you for sharing such a wonderful memory ❤️
Thank you for your condolences and memory of dad. Dad always had time to spend with the kids. I remember many times where he would take us places and teach us things and we would feel like we were so important that he would take the time to be with us. We’re going to miss dad very much.
Margie, we are so sorry to hear about your Dad. Such a talented, loving man. I know this is a hard time for you, so please know that we are thinking about you and have you in our prayers.
Take care, all our love Elissa and Ernie.
Elissa,
Thank you for your prayers and thoughts and for reaching out to me. You know too well the loss of your parents. It’s very difficult to let go. I headed back to Cape Breton the day after dad passed, so I didn’t have time to connect with you in Halifax. But your offer of support during a very vulnerable time is very much appreciated.
Thank you
Margie, Pauline and Joanne,
I always loved spending time with my Uncle Paul. I felt like he listened to me and took me seriously as a young child, which was very much appreciated. Despite living so far away from you all, I have many strong memories of times that I spent with him and with you and your mother. From spending time at the cottage in Nova Scotia, to going to the Salt River Canyon and the ranch in Arizona…learning how to read menus backwards and confusing the server at the restaurant by ordering in our new language…finding treasures on the beach with a metal detector…and many more. I will always remember him fondly and wish you love and light as you grieve and process his transition.
Marla
Marla,
Those are such precious memories. Thank you so much for sharing them. Dad did have a way of making children feel like they were so important. I always felt he would listen to me and wanted to spend time with me and that I wasn’t a bother to be around. He lived a very full and interesting life, Marla. And we’re going to miss him terribly.
Thank you for your kind and supportive words.
Margaret
to the family deepest condolences to all ,popcorn daddy will be greatly missed at Mac leod house ,always willing to take part or get involved in what ever he was asked or volunteered to do .Thank you Paul it was a pleasure to have meet you deeply missed by wilma matheson
Wilma,
Thank you for being an important part of dad’s life these past few years. Dad wasn’t one for just sitting around. You all helped him feel part of the MacLeod House family. He often mentioned you, Wilma, when I would visit. (All good). We’ll miss him very much.
I love and miss you …daddy
Hugs sent your way sister.