Dear Penny,  You may not remember me but I was a B&G Service dealer in Calgary for many years and I was fortunate to spend many hours in Pauls company.  It was an honor to attend his retirement party at the Hockey Hall of Fame, it was a fitting location for someone who was larger than life.  I had the pleasure to have diner with you and Paul at your home where he tried to drown me in the pool (I can't swim), he served Lamb, which I had never eaten before and we caped of the evening with Scotch which until that day I did not drink... but it was Paul and who am I to argue... drink up!  I have many great memories of his visits to Calgary and mine to Guelph, I will miss him, he was a great friend. I am sorry that I cannot attend his Celebration of Life. My deepest condolences to you and your family.

Penny, I would like to offer my condolences to you and your family. He helped me in my ITT career in many ways and we always looked forward to his trips to Manitoba and Saskatchewan.

Dear Penny,Our deepest condolences to you and your family. Paul always spoke kindly to me, Grace and my girls whenever we met at the office. He will be missed.
George & Grace Kolesnyk

I read in the paper of Pauls passing. Many years ago I met him while working in the bank. It was always a joy to see Paul come in . Just the other day I saw a man whom I thought was Paul. My sympathy goes to you and family. Trust God will give you His peace during this difficult time. Ruth Bellingham

Dear Penny,
Our deepest condolences to you, may your happy memories comfort you.
Frank and Elizabeth McFadyen

Penny, Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this most difficult time. I have many fond memories of good times shared with Paul. He was not only a great work colleague but a special friend. Paul will be missed by all who had the pleasure of knowing him. Bob Bennett London Ont

Penny: our thoughts are with you. I have fond memories of Paul's mentoring style & skills. It was great to know him.

Dear Penny,

Please accept our most sincere and heartfelt condolences.  Paul was a gentleman, who loved life and friends.  The two of you shared so many wonderful experiences in your travels and it was always so interesting hearing about them.  

Sincerely Marc & Francine Demers

Dear Penny
Our sincere condolences to you and your family.
I am greatful to have met Paul, he was a good story teller, a mentor, a great person.  it was a pleasure to work with him.
He will be missed.
Serge & Renee Lemay

My deepest sympathy to the family, from an old golf buddy remembering good times.  Ivan Bell, Vancouver

Dear Penny,
Paul offered me, in 1985, an opportunity to work for ITT, from there he always made sure that I bring my best in business and even in my personnal life. Paul was a man commited to people around him in all facets of their life. I am grateful to have known him and have missed him since he retired. 
Our sincere condolences
Robert & Vera Ouimet

Dear Penny, my deepest sympathies to you and your family. 
I worked with Paul for many years and shared many laughs.
He will be sorely missed!

Penny, my sincere condolences to you and your family. I worked with Paul couple of years in ITT; he was a great person, human bean and funny guy; it was pleasure to work and know him in my life.
We will always miss him.

Ines Oykitch, ITT/Xylem Guelph

I was lucky to work with Paul for a few years!  The great memories will always make me smile!
Deepest sympathies,
Maria & JP Tremblay - Guelph

Dear Penny,  My deepest condolences to you and your family. Paul was a great leader and mentor. He was always there for me in good times and  bad. Paul and I had spent 43 years in the work force and I came away a better person for it .Paul will be greatly missed by all .GOD BLESS.           
                     Gerry Grasley

Dear Penny, My deepest condolences to you and your family. Paul was a great teacher and mentor, it was always a pleaseure to have him vist us in Winnipeg.
We have many fond memories and he will be missed.
Joyce Sim, Calgary AB

My sincere condolences to Penny and the family. I had many good laughs with Paul, on and off the golf course. He was a true gentleman and a solid member of the CIPH community.
Sincerely,
Douglas Boucher

Dear Penny,
Our deepest condolences to you and your family.  He was a great man, a great teacher & friend and will be missed by all.  We have many fond memories of Paul.  Love from Laurie & Garry McKenna

Penny
So sad to hear ..... We're still in shock. 
Paul was a great leader, mentor and moreover a friend. We shared some great trips and some great times and more importantly some really great laughs.He tried to teach me to live life to the fullest and never leave anything in the tank!
In the words of Raymond Carter:

And did you get what
you wanted from this life, even so?
I did.
And what did you want?
To call myself beloved, to feel myself
beloved on the earth.

Deepest sympathies and warmest wishes
Bill & Heather Gray
~  Bill Gray, Rosemount, Minnesota

Penny
So sad to hear ..... We're still in shock. 
Paul was a great leader, mentor and moreover a friend. We shared some great trips and some great times and more importantly some really great laughs.He tried to teach me to live life to the fullest and never leave anything in the tank!
In the words of Raymond Carter:

And did you get what
you wanted from this life, even so?
I did.
And what did you want?
To call myself beloved, to feel myself
beloved on the earth.

Deepest sympathies and warmest wishes
Bill & Heather Gray

We shared many  years with Paul & Penny and have wonderful memories that we cherish,cottage, single malt ,wine, gourmet dinners, fishing, golfing ,traveling.He was a charming,warm,lovable friend that our family will miss.
 Pat & Ron Clark

Truer words have never been spoken. Uncle Paul truly lived an amazing life! Deepest sympathies out to you Penny. I hope you can smile and laugh through the tears. We are thinking only good thoughts today. You guys are forever attached to our family. From Paul's toast to Cathy at her wedding, to many great days on the ski slopes together. To the Many great nights we spent at the dinner table celebrating our friendship with live lobsters in hand. Euchre games at the cottage, fishing trips with Paul, Bert, and Dad. Of course as a young lad that thought he had the world by the tail, one distinct truth came over me one morning. Don't EVER, ( and I mean EVER) enter into a drinking contest when Uncle Paul and Dad were involved. The men were giants! Penny- I can still hear you calling in your British accent, "oh Paul", like it was yesterday. We loved him- he will be in our hearts for a long while! Michael, Valerie, Mike, and Sean Clark.

Paul has indeed shown us how to live life to the fullest and the memories from the office to the golf course will be with me always!  Thanks Paul!
Penny & family - my wife and I send our utmost condolences!
                                        Darwin & Rosemary Coghlin,Guelph,ON

Our deepest sympathy to you Penny and we will treasure memories of Paul always!
Love, Pam, Michael,Kristen, and Trish Ellerson

Many, many fond and loving memories of "Uncle Paul". Our love and heartfelt sympathy to you Penny.  Cathy & Peter Comeau

Paul's zest for life and Love for his Penny will provide memories that will endure and provide peace; my sincere sympathy, Penny. Bill Mitchell

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Paul Atilla Juhasz

September 23, 1939 – December 15, 2013

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