This year has gone by way too fast!
Miss my big brothers sparkling eyes! Whether  they were crinkled from  smiles and laughter or glistening with tears of love and compassion, they were beautiful. 
Miss hiss humor, his hugs and his heart!
So glad we have his music, memories, and many pics !  My Love and gratitude to Maureen , the love of his life!
Xoxo
Sister, Sheralyn

I met Paul in 1999 in whitehorse. I went out to hear the powder blues band, and Paul was playing in a trio with Bob Johnstone and Jim Holland. Don’t remember much about powder blues but the opening act with this trio was killer! The first opportunity I got I asked Paul to join a band I was forming with some great Yukon players and I enjoyed every minute of his company and his fine playing! He was just one of those guys you just loved hanging out with. And of course we both loved the Beatles! Julie and I will miss this wonderful human being - his laugh, his smile and his great sense of time! Love to you Maureen. 

When Harbour Fellowship held the farewell service for John and I 
In the early 2000s Paul gathered his sisters and did a rockin’ version of ‘ Go Johnny Go’ and we will never forget it. Thanks Paul for being in Ontario at the right time…nothing like the Stephens musical performances. Paul….we remember you as a kind, and incredible musician . You loved and were loved dearly 

My brother was the only boy with 4 sisters!
Big sister Heather, then Paul, Sheralyn (me), then 8 1/2 yes later,  Jodi, then Sharla!
He moved out west by 18. Too many years away from Ontario and his siblings!! Wish we had WAY more years!! 
We will miss all the years in between visits ,and all the years we thought we'd have!!
My darlin ,Paul! So grateful for every moment  together! ❤ 


Paul and I go back many years to the early seventies.
I remember walking down Comox Avenue and hearing a fellow singing and playing guitar.
I knew right then that we were going to be musical mates and friends.
We wrote the Comox album together along with Edwin Grieve.
What an experience.
I’ll miss my friend and brother everyday.

I met Paul back in the Early Seventies in Whitehorse, Yukon.  I had a Band called Cross Country and we were at the Klondike inn for 8 and a half years and had a Jam Session every Sunday and Paul would Bless us just about every Sunday and Jam all night with us.  We became great friends and the Band always looked forward to Paul coming in, he was a Real Treat for sure and always up and Happy. Loved you Paul and Loved Your bass Playing as well. Someday, not to far off, we will meet again and maybe start our own group, Love You and Miss You My Friend.


We only lnew Paul a short time, rest in comfort.
Your memory is what is we remember now.
Life is about making memories.
Your many freinds, show you lived a good life.
Maureen has much to be proud of, your love was one .
Uncle Doug and Edna

I became friends with Maureen about 10 years ago, and had quite a few FaceTimes and chats with her and Paul. From time to time Maureen would say “say hi Paul” and he would, then I’d usually say something sarcastic and he’d just laugh. As time went on we would continue to chat and have a great laugh between the three of us. I’ll forever hold some of those moments close to my heart, knowing that I won’t hear his voice in the background or in direct conversation anymore does hit hard. However it’s an honour and a privilege to have these memories as I was lucky enough to be blessed with such a remarkable person in my life. 

Maureen I’ve looked up to you as a mother figure all these years (and I always will).. That will never change. I’m always here to talk to or to just listen. 

Love you Both,
                                       Matt (aka Bosworth)❤️

OBITUARY

Paul Scott Stephens

June 3, 1953 – July 28, 2022

Piercy's-Mt. Washington Funeral Home

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