The obituary notice of Paul (Grandad) MADDICK

Sending our love and deepest sympathy at this sad time, thinking of you all xx RIP Uncle Paul sleep well xxx
From Tracey Ian Nathan and Matthew xxx

Your life was a blessing to all who knew you, your memory is now a treasure in all our hearts. I have incredibly fond memories of growing up with family get togethers, Uncle Paul playing his organ and listening to records. Family picnics and days out in Totnes and Stoke Gabriel, along with my Grandparents (Uncle Pauls Mum and Dad). Lots of fun and laughter, listening to tales of Dad and Uncle Paul when they were growing up. I can remember my Dad (Steven) telling me they used to count the peas on their plates at dinner time to make sure they had the same.
Even though I have spent most of my life in Australia, I still hold on tight to Uncle Paul and Aunty Edna. They always have a special place in my heart. The few times we visited over the years has meant so much to me. He would phone Dad here in Australia on the 1st of every month and those times I went and spoke to him, hearing his voice ( and Aunty Edna's) was always so familiar and comforting.
Until we meet again,I will carry you in my heart always.
I love you. Your loving niece, Charlotte. 💔❤️‍🩹❤️

RIP Great Uncle Paul from me and all my family, condolences to Edna and the rest of your family & hope you're at peace now ❤

Love from,
Nichola

To uncle Paul, I have lots of memories from my childhood when you turned the rope for me to skip , and then as I grew up baby sitting for Andrew and Kevin , then coming to visit for holidays after you move to Paignton RIP From Carol and Eric

In memory of my brother Paul Maddick.
I have wonderful memories of the times we had in Stoke Gabriel together, and the times we worked together, you taught me so much.
I will cherish the time I had with you in your last days.
I hope you are at peace now with your 2 boys.
Condolences to Edna, Carrie Ann and Alex.
With love
Steven Maddick

To my Brother-in-law Paul
I remember hearing all the stories about you and your brother in Stoke Gabriel, you were both very mischievous.
You were a loving Uncle to our children and a wonderful Father to your boys, it was a privilege to be with you in your last days.
Condolences to your wife Edna, and your grandchildren
With love
Jean Maddick

I will always love you Grandad and I will never stop missing you. Thank you for the wonderful memories and for being in my life, you were truly incredible. May you always be remembered and cherished as you deserve. I hope you’re at peace. 👨🏻‍🦳♥️