I have so many memories with Paul and Pauline.  Our friendship started when Gordon was alive. We spent many hours together, playing cards,  going to the point for heroes day and of course gambling.   Paul was so much fun even when he was stirring the pot.  He was at our house Gordon's last day at home. They had such a great visit.  They were such3a comfort when Gordon passed and Paul made sure I continued to do all the same things with them. He will never be forgotten and will be missed.
God Bless his family.
Much love,  Betty Zander

Jim and I met you at Diamond Point, over 25 years ago.  You both were friendly and kind.  Paul carried many items in/out of the club house for me so that you and I, along with others, could make cards and have fun.  Cards, food, companionship with both you and Paul made moving so much easier for us.  We both loved Paul and l love you and send hugs.  Ninamarie Coulter

Paul and Pauline never meet a stranger, always time for you , I will miss Paul, more like a dad to me, I'm sure he and John are playing cribbage and planing our next adventure,  the 1st meeting of Paul was at Sequim, I needed to do laundry as the snow kept us there longer then planed, couldn't do at park so he offered me a ride to Sequim, he didn't even know my name, no i didn't take him up on it,then we were playing a game in clubhouse with friends it got late , he came up and said we could stay, just turn the light out and lock the door..
We have so many memories and shared so much.. you are missed my friend(dad)..
Love you more Donna Porter

Memories of many camping outings, even when you worked on Saturdays to pay for the family camper & truck 💖 You were so happy to have Sundays to get away 🌞
You were so proud that mom could drive any vehicle you brought home, which helped immensely when she would pack the motorhome and drive downtown to pick you up right after work and take off from there.💖💖🌞🍁
Thanks for instilling honesty and integrity in us kids
You will always be missed and in our
Hearts. Love you  Much, 💖🌞🍁🍦

Hi Pauline. I’m a friend of Donna O’Toole.  I’m very sorry to hear you lost your husband Paul. I am praying for you and family.  Nancy Myerd

Oh my gosh. We have so many "great" memories of Paul and Pauline. We met them when they we camp hosts at Diamond Point KM a long time ago. 

Besides being grest hosts, making sure we got enough pancakes, playing cards and having potlucks, these were some of the highlights of our friendship.

It was always fun if I could beat Paul at cribbage. I cant say it happened very often though. 

We enjoyed lunches at the casino, the slots and bingo and games each week at KM. 

Our summers snowbirding at Diamond Point will not be the same.

RIP my friend.  Your sense of humor will be truly missed.  🙏💔

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Paul Bernard McFarland

February 20, 1936 – October 6, 2026

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