PAUL CHRISTIAN HERVE JOSEPH GUYADER

Condolences & Memories (16 entries)

• Paul, you are missed and remembered ❤️ - Posted by: Mulvenna (Friend) on: Mar 10, 2025

• Dear Les, Christine, Jane, Richard, Yvonne and families Paul was a true gem. We were all so shocked and saddened by his passing. The celebration of his life was a wonderful tribute to Paul. Paul was quite the prankster...I remember in the early 1980s Paul broke into our home on Goulding. Tom and I had gone out and when we returned home there was Paul sitting at our kitchen table waiting for our return with his infectious grin. He never did explain how he got in. When we built our new house a couple years later we made sure to install an alarm system so that Paul would enter through the front door like the rest of our guests. His stories got even better with time, you could hear the same story and it seemed to get funnier each time. Paul, we are so happy that you were a part of our lives and we will cherish the wonderful times we had with you. We were so proud to be on your train. Rest easy friend .... love to your family ... Mulvennas xo - Posted by: Mulvenna (Friend) on: Mar 26, 2018

• We were so sorry to hear of Paul's passing. He will be greatly missed. We unfortunately won't be able to attend the service as we are out of the country, but our hearts and thoughts are with you. - Posted by: Terry And Shelagh Griffith (Coworker and friend) on: Mar 16, 2018

• Leslie, I was saddened to hear of Paul's passing. It is never easy losing someone you love, but if you can reflect on the many great memories you have hopefully they'll comfort you. Heartfelt sympathy to you and your family. - Posted by: Lin Overall (Hughes) (Retired Co-Worker of Leslie's) on: Mar 16, 2018

• So very sorry to hear about Paul's passing. He will be deeply missed by all that knew him. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Glenn & June Negrich - Posted by: Glenn & June Negrich (Co- Worker) on: Mar 15, 2018

• I've known Paul and his family since we grew up as neighbours on Beaverbend Crescent. We were once again neighbours when we bought our first houses within a couple of blocks of each other. For years, and with a great group of friends, we had a ball with everything from chasing ducks and geese around Selkirk and the interlake to some fantastic fishing trips to Black Lake in Nopiming Park and East Blue Lake in Duck Mountains. We made our best efforts at home improvements, fences, decks, landscaping projects and making potato champagne! Of course, circumstances dictated that we would see less of each other as time went by, but whenever I had occasion to meet Paul, he had a personality that made it seem as if no time had passed at all. He never seemed to change, and his "unique" sense of humor certainly never changed. If I've ever known anyone who would drop everything to help someone, it was Paul. My most sincere condolences to Leslie and all the family. - Posted by: Jeff Durnin (Friend) on: Mar 15, 2018

• Very sorry to hear of your loss, Richard. My sincere and heartfelt condolences go out to you and everyone in your family at this sad time. I didn't know Paul, but you and I go way back to police recruit class 40 years ago and my heart breaks for you old friend. - Posted by: Bob Russell (Friend and colleague of brother Richard...) on: Mar 15, 2018

• Paul was a great guy and a good firefighter. We worked together in Station 2 and I always considered him a friend. He went on to be a good officer and was always the same guy he was in the station. Sad to see him go so soon. I never met his family but I offer my condolences to them. The world was a better place with Paul in it and is diminished by his passing. Thanks for some good memories, brother. - Posted by: Scott Miner (Colleague) on: Mar 15, 2018

• So sorry to hear the passing of Paul. My regards to the family. R.I.P. WAYNE EVANS - Posted by: Wayne and Karen Evans (Fellow firefighter) on: Mar 14, 2018

• I met Paul last year when I started my position as Municipal Emergency Coordinator for the RM of St. Laurent. We drove to check out all the beach fronts in the community and he shared some of his expertise with me as we discussed the flood of 2011. Since then I have had the pleasure of talking with Paul on a few occasions and found him to have a wealth of knowledge, to be an eloquent speaker and have a very kind disposition. It was only a few short weeks ago we shared a table at the annual EMO conference in Gimli. We had some laughs, he led the team during our exercise and he again helped me with some of his great ideas. I was shocked to hear of his recent passing. On behalf of everyone at the RM of St. Laurent I want to wish his family and friends and the entire EMO community our sincere sympathies. - Posted by: Paul Belair (Business acquaintance) on: Mar 14, 2018

• Leslie, Donna & I are truly saddened and our condolences go out to you and your family, Paul was extraordinary as you well know. As firefighters Paul and I knew of each other, but became very close when we were appointed Platoon Chiefs in 2001. As the youngest Chiefs in the department, we both were facing challenges that our early careers prepared us for. Paul and I consorted many times to achieve the best for our platoons, and with his mischievous and sometimes devious character lead to some interesting moments in time. On our return from a course in Ottawa, Paul wanted to bet which of our wives would arrive at the airport first, I said without a doubt Leslie, I wouldn't take the bet. Standing in front of the terminal we hear sirens and Paul says looks like they are welcoming us home, I said "It's probably Donna". Just then Airport security pulls up with Donna who had driven on the runway instead of to the front of the terminal. Yes Leslie arrived first. Paul and I developed a close relationship over the years which continued on after he retired and started with EMO, together we worked the Flood of 2011 and did some great things. I truly miss you my friend, God Bless You! - Posted by: Stephen Sumka (Friend Firefighter) on: Mar 14, 2018

• Dear Leslie and Family, Please accept my heartfelt condolences, words cannot begin to express the sadness you are feeling right now. Cherish the memories and again my deepest sympathy to you and your loved ones. Barb Palmer - Posted by: Barbara Palmer (Retired co-worker) on: Mar 14, 2018

• I knew Paul since we were kids. He was always available to lend a helping hand and was just an all around good guy. My condolences to all of his family, Paul will be missed. - Posted by: Paul Schroeder (Friend) on: Mar 14, 2018

• Leslie, Richard, Yvonne and family. Words can not express the devastation you must all be feeling. May you find comfort in all the great memories and laughs you have had and knowing Paul, there must have been a lot of them. He was a unique person that our Dad really got a kick out of. I will always remember the rivalry we had over the Riders and Bombers and as well listening to Paul and Richard teasing Auntie Barbara (lovingly of course). He was a great man. May he rest in peace. Love to you all. - Posted by: Kelley & Don Izso (Cousin) on: Mar 14, 2018

• Dear Christine, Chris and family, We were so saddened to hear from Jenna about your dad's sudden passing. We never met him, but Jenna has told us about what a great guy and wonderful grandfather he was. We can only imagine how much he will be missed by all of you. Our deepest sympathy to all your family at this very difficult time. - Posted by: Doug and Vicky Deprez (Parents of Jenna) on: Mar 14, 2018

• Paul was my training officer. He inspired me the first time we met. Paul was a very kind man. You will be missed. Our condolences to the family. - Posted by: Stephane Simard (Co worker) on: Mar 14, 2018