Words cannot even begin to explain how much I miss you.  
 You are my angel, my everything, my daddy.  

Deeply saddened to hear about Paul.  What a great guy he was!  Always smiling, and eager to help me out with all of my technical woes during his time at OTIP.  My sympathies to all of his family and friends.

My deepest condolences to the O'Connor family on your loss. 
 I worked with Paul at OTIP for many years and he was just a great fun guy. Always a smile, joke and always ready to help with your computer problems. He will be missed.

I had so many great memories of our dear Paul, caring, fun, witty, another angel got his wings.  He will always be remembered by always willing to help us and his patience.  My most sincere sympathies to his family.  Lynn Duarte in Ottawa from OTIP

Worked with Paul at OTIP and was saddened to hear of his passing. He was always pleasant it was a pleasure knowing him. So sorry for your loss.

There's a saying that people might not remember what we did or what we said but they will remember how we made them feel.  This is so appropriate for Paul!  When I remember Paul, I remember how he made me smile, whether it was a Hi Buddy from across the aisle, a funny exchange on Instant messaging or a wave in the parking lot as we each headed home after work.  The gift of smiles from Paul will live on in many people.  My sincere condolences to Paul's family and loved ones.  I hope the cherished memories you will have made over the years will bring you comfort.

I had the opportunity to work with Paul for the past six years.  He quickly became as much a friend as a co-worker.  I will remember Paul as a very open individual, willing to share his knowledge, experience, and assistance to help anyone especially those just starting out.  Paul was a mentor to all.  In his job responsibilities Paul never used the words 'no' or 'cannot.'  He handled the pressure and stress of his job with an even temper and a smile.  He was a standout on his team.

I offer my sincere condolences to Paul's family and those close to him. I miss Paul and will continue to do so.

My heart is heavy from the loss of Paul.  I worked with him for many years at OTIP.  He always had a smile for everyone and l will never forget his mischievous giggle. i can hear it now and still, he continues to make me smile.  My sincere sympathies are with his family.

Our sincerest sympathies Florence, Teri, Shannon, Marco, Darius, Carol and Rod. Paul did in deed have great Irish humour and a willingness to help anyone, anytime. Rest in peace dear brother-in-law. Love and condolences, Jenny, Andrew and Lauren.

Dear Florence, Shannon, Teri, Darius, Carol and Roderick, 

I was very saddened to learn of Paul's passing - please accept mine and my families deepest and sincerest sympathies and condolences.

60 years of age is way to young to leave this world.

Regards

Dave Horsman, The Villages, Florida

I worked with Paul at Agfa Healthcare. He was the kindest, most considerate person I've ever had the honour of working with. He was always ready with a kind word or a joke to lighten your day. He will be deeply missed

To all of Paul's family, I extend my most sincere condolences on your loss.

I sat in the next cube to Paul for most of his 6 years with Agfa and I considered him one of my best "work friends". Surrounded by relative youngsters, we were called Gandalf (Paul) and Yoda (myself)!

I will miss his smile and sense of humour every day.

Chuck Campbell (Waterloo. ON)

I can not believe my friend Paul O'Connor is gone. He was so much fun to work with & be around. Always cheerful & helpful.

RIP amigo...

Please accept my deepest sympathies I grew up with Paul back in Ladysmith of going to school have many great memories of the time when we were kids on our bikes

My heart is broken on hearing of the sudden loss of this great man. From the time he joined the AGFA family, he brought nothing but joy, laughter, jokes and most importantly kindness to all of his colleagues and customers.  The memory of his face peaking over the cubicles in the morning makes me smile, even in this dark  time. His sarcastic and funny Instant messages to me about the goings-on in the office kept me ( and I'm sure others) laughing even on the bad days. What also struck me is the obvious love between Paul and his wife when she would drop him off at work in the morning. He was also an admirable husband as he and Florence went for shopping trips in Michigan and when he returned he was most excited to tell me about the bargains he had bought.  I cannot get my head around the untimely loss of such an amazing individual and will keep his family in my thoughts and prayers.

OBITUARIO

Paul Douglas O'Connor

11 septiembre, 1957 – 2 enero, 2018

Westmount Memorial Celebration Centre

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