PAUL YARISH

Condolences & Memories (17 entries)

• I was saddened to hear of Paul's passing only recently. My thoughts to the family. - Posted by: Paul Leech (Grade school friend) on: Feb 12, 2015

• I am so sorry to hear of the loss Cindy of your husband and loving father of your boys. I will remember his smile and encouragement and how proud he was of his sons. God Bless all of you. - Posted by: Suzanne Macduff (Triathlon parent) on: Apr 07, 2014

• We wanted to extend our deepest condolences to you all. We were so saddened to hear about Paul's passing. We are thinking of you and keeping you in our thoughts and prayers. - Posted by: Michelle Harrison & Family (Cousin) on: Nov 30, 2013

• Cindy and boyz, my heart goes out to you and YOURS. I pray for each one of you during this very trying time. Paul was one in a Million - His memories are yours forever - treasure each moment, no one can take that away from you. Hugs, Take care cause I care... - Posted by: Lynda Forman (former Gillamite - our extended northern family) on: Nov 28, 2013

• So sorry to hear about Paul, he was to young for this. My thought and prayers are with all the family. Love you Ruby, take care. - Posted by: Mavis (friend ) on: Nov 27, 2013

• Cindy, we were very saddened to hear of Paul's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and the boys. - Posted by: Bill and Linda Burbank (friend co- worker) on: Nov 27, 2013

• I will miss Paul, my favorite brother-in-law, (as he referred to himself as). I will miss his big hug when I would walk in the room and the big sloppy kiss on the cheek. Perogy making day in LaSalle will not be the same again. I will miss seeing Paul sitting on the couch, watching some sort of sporting event, telling Cindy and me what we were doing wrong and how to fix it. We would nod; agree with him and just keeping doing what we were doing. I will miss his cooking – I could usually stay at the house long enough for Paul to invite me to dinner (hmmm – pork tenderloin on the barbeque). I am thankful I was able to be there for all of you during this difficult time. Our motto in Edmonton was “One Step at Time – Keep on Going!” and it will continue to apply. Love and Kisses - Posted by: Angela Leochko-Price (Sister and Aunt) on: Nov 27, 2013

• I'm so sorry to hear of your brother's passing. My heart goes out to you and your family. You're always in my thoughts. - Posted by: Cheryl Minnis (friend of Bruce) on: Nov 26, 2013

• I always remember Paul, and how he welcomed me to Henday. He made sure I learned bridge, and often made us laugh at coffee break. Although I hadn't kept in touch I will always remember him fondly. - Posted by: Treffle Aussant (Acquaintance) on: Nov 26, 2013

• I was shocked and saddened to see this notice. Paul was a good friend of mine in the mid 80's in Brandon. We spent a lot of time together playing sports, attending classes (and mug day), and laughing. We lost touch over time and I often wondered how he was doing. It makes me happy to hear that Paul was a family man. I know he would have been immensely proud of that. I've never met Cindy and the boys but can only imagine the loss you're feeling at this time. My sincere condolences to the Yarish family. - Posted by: Bob Kujanpaa (Friend) on: Nov 25, 2013

• Cindy, Im so sorry to hear about Paul. My memories of Paul will always bring a smile to my face. Our prayers are with you and the boys. - Posted by: Jamie Dormer & Girls (Friend ) on: Nov 25, 2013

• Was always a pleasure to work with you Paul. Always good for a laugh. - Posted by: Jim Caron (Coworker ) on: Nov 25, 2013

• Sincere, heartfelt Condolences to you all. Togetherness and Love will give you strength. - Posted by: Darlene and John, Gillam, Manitoba (friend/colleague) on: Nov 25, 2013

• With deepest sadness and condolences to Cindy and family for your loss. I'm so sorry. God Bless you all. - Posted by: Barbara Sol (Friend of Cindy and family) on: Nov 25, 2013

• Paul was a wonderful friend to many swimming families. After his surgery and during his recovery, he showed support by helping out in any way he could on deck. The set boards used by the coaches were built by Paul and his son, Wyatt, will remind the Elite and Performance swimmers everyday about how caring and involving Paul was with the development of our swimmers and the Club. We missed you Paul and you will always be with us in our memory. May God be with you. - Posted by: Pih Ha & Angeli Rengayah (Manta Family) on: Nov 24, 2013

• I knew Paul mostly during our teen/late teenage years, right around the time when the capacity for adventure, excitement and getting into harmless trouble is beginning to peak. To me he was a lively, fun-loving, generally carefree and often unpredictable friend. He was always a source for some good laughs, because he was daring and seemingly unafraid of anything. But he was also a thoughtful and compassionate person, and I remember these qualities very fondly whenever I think of Paul. We spent a lot of time together, along with another good friend - Bruce Friesen - and between the 3 of us we solved many of the world's problems on countless occasions, usually late at night when it seemed that all of the answers were clear to us alone. I miss those days, and I miss my good friend Paul. Sincere condolences to the Yarish family. - Posted by: Brian Barr (Friend) on: Nov 23, 2013

• Cindy, our hearts go out to you and your family over the loss of Paul. Please know that we are thinking of you and praying for strength for you family to come through this one day at a time. If you need anything please don't hesitate to call! - Posted by: Wendy and Joe Krupnik (Friends and Coworkers) on: Nov 23, 2013