I remember Paul from my days in 14 Division 1987 to 1992. I always found him to be a gentleman and a true professional. Please accept my sincere condolences. May he Rest in Peace.
Bill Hurley, retired TPS.

Dear, Deborah, Laura, Michael and Diana

Our deepest condolences. Your father Paul was such an gentleman and good man and my memories of him will be that of a smiling and content person. Sorry i was not able to attend the funeral,. I have been travelling in Europe.

Again our sincere sympathy,

Carlo, Mary, Mark, Michael and Sarah Ammendolia

Our condolences. We are sorry for your loss. We are praying for your family. 
Love from Marc and Cassandra Raso

We send our thoughts and prayers to the entire family.  I'm sure you have lots of great memories with dad/grandpa over the years and you need to hold on to these to keep his memory alive.

Lots of love from our family to yours,
Duncan & Maryna Peake

I am truly saddened to hear about the passing of our beloved uncle Paul.  He was truly a family favorite.  HIs stories always captivated me.  I could sit there for hours to hear about his work life.  I haven't seen him for many years but just thinking about him always brought back happy memories.   I hope he rests in eternal peace.

Growing up in a family of four females, our cousin Paul, he our unbeknownst “adopted brother” — kind, tall, and handsome. How could you ask for more?  (Besides, we could not convince mother that she should give us a brother.)
I was interested to read about Paul’s career in the Toronto Police Service and to discover that he had assisted them with the Beatles concert in 1964. At the age of 14, I attended that very concert with my girlfriends! It is fascinating to think how our paths came so close to intertwining, without either of us knowing it at the time.
Although we did not have a great deal of contact while growing up, Paul was very much a personal and family favourite, holding a special place in our family’s memories. Over the past little while, I have enjoyed listening to his sister Elaine reminisce and learning more about Paul, his wonderful kindnesses, and his sense of humour.
Paul will be sorely missed, but he will continue to live on in our memories with great affection.  Enjoy your rest, Paul.

Paul was an integral part of our family growing up.
I can still picture him at our kitchen table, always 
talking about something interesting and laughing.
He gave our family our first dog; Tagish ( a former police dog)
He started up a rabbit business with our dad
He gave us a pig ( I don’t know from where) who later took off onto the golf course behind us
He helped us countless times at the garden centre when we had a cheque that came back NSF
We were mesmerized by his tattoo ( the first I had ever seen) and the fact that he had been in the army.
He was larger than life.  
Our parents Angelo & Elena respected and loved him and so did we
We will miss you Paul
Rest in Peace

I first met Paul on May 10th 1990....it was my first date with his daughter, Laura. She answered the door and welcomed me inside.
First thing I noticed were the hand cuffs and holster, in the closet on the top shelf.  Yikes! Paul greeted me with his deep voice,  firm handshake and a "pleased to meet you". I knew I was not going to mess with this guy!  After a few dates with Laura, we were chatting at the kitchen table and I asked  "Paul, since you're a cop, I guess you can look me up in the system and see if I have a record...eh?
His answer was..." I already have"...he looked me straight in the eyes.
With sweaty palms , I sunk down in my chair and almost slid underneath the table..LOL.
After a few years, I started to gain more confidence with Paul...actually it was Mr. Guillemin when I addressed him.  On one occasion, I walked in while he was  watching a David Suzuki documentary and greeted him with..."Hey Sarge( he was a Detective Sergeant) how's it going?  He turned to me and said...."I'll Sarge You In A Minute!"  ... He was not impressed.....I was treading water at this point!!
Throughout the years we spent a lot of time at the cottage.  
The outdoors were a big part of Paul's life. He enjoyed hunting and fishing. When the grand children arrived,  all the families would spend the weekend at Grandpa's cottage. One afternoon,Paul set up pop can targets and taught the kids how to shoot a pellet gun. It was very special. Paul, was a great story teller, I was captivated by his stories. When he spoke, you listened...and learned. 
Paul, you were treated with the utmost respect from everyone who met you.  You would take the shirt off your back for those in need. I'm sure your feeling about "6 7/8 right now. Hang In There!"
Love, Sergio

Sending my heartfelt sympathies to the Guillemin family during this sad time.

I worked with Paul in the 1980s and early 1990s. He was not only an exceptional supervisor and respected colleague, but also a true mentor who inspired me and helped shape the course of my career for the better.

His leadership, character, and generosity left a lasting impression on my life, as I know he did on so many others. May you find comfort in knowing how much respect and admiration Paul earned throughout his life and career.

Rest in peace, Paul

My heartfelt condolences to the entire Guillemin family.

I had the pleasure of working with Paul at 14 Division back in the 1980s when I was a young recruit. I always remember him as a true gentleman—helpful, approachable, and always ready with a bit of humour. He was one of those people who made a lasting impression on you, and I have always remembered him fondly.

Although I haven't seen Paul since those days, I was truly saddened to hear of his passing. It is clear from your beautiful words just how much he meant to his family and how deeply he will be missed.

Please know that my thoughts are with all of you during this difficult time. You can take comfort in knowing that your father, grandfather, and father-in-law was not only a wonderful family man but also an exceptional person and a gentleman who earned the respect of those who had the privilege of knowing and working with him.

Rest in peace, Paul. You will be remembered with great respect and fondness.

Paul was my cousin, and we grew up in Montreal.  He was seven years older than me but my older brother and sister would have been in his circle.  His mum, aunty Mary and granny helped shape all of us and we miss them all very much.  Rest in peace Paul.  We all loved you.

Sorry for your loss. I always remember his smile. As a young girl when we would visit, it was his smile that I noticed.   🙏🏻💙

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Paul Daniel Guillemin

26 June, 1942 – 15 October, 2026

Kane-Jerrett Funeral Homes

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