For forty years, Paul took great pride in tending to the flag at Bayside Cemetery. He enjoyed doing yard work and going for rides in his truck, usually ending up at the breakwater. Paul was a quiet man who could speak volumes without speaking a word.
He is survived by his wife Cheryl Thompson; two sisters, Barbara Camick and husband James of Eastport, and Toby Urquhart and husband Glynn of Eastport; sister-in-law Vicky Collins and husband Tommy of Eastport; two brothers-in-law, Darrell St. Lawrence and wife Carol of Hudson, and Richard Mealy of Eastport; his Goddaughter Stephanie Lewey of Perry; many nieces, nephews, great nieces, great nephews; and one great-great niece; numerous cousins and friends; and his feline companion Sammy.
A celebration of Paul's life will be held at Bayside Cemetery in Eastport. (Bangor Daily News 10/4/2013 & Mays Funeral Home)
For forty years, Paul took great pride in tending to the flag at Bayside Cemetery. He enjoyed doing yard work and going for rides in his truck, usually ending up at the breakwater. Paul was a quiet man who could speak volumes without speaking a word.
He is survived by his wife Cheryl Thompson; two sisters, Barbara Camick and husband James of Eastport, and Toby Urquhart and husband Glynn of Eastport; sister-in-law Vicky Collins and husband Tommy of Eastport; two brothers-in-law, Darrell St. Lawrence and wife Carol of Hudson, and Richard Mealy of Eastport; his Goddaughter Stephanie Lewey of Perry; many nieces, nephews, great nieces, great nephews; and one great-great niece; numerous cousins and friends; and his feline companion Sammy.
A celebration of Paul's life will be held at Bayside Cemetery in Eastport. (Bangor Daily News 10/4/2013 & Mays Funeral Home)
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