Paul Alan Smith (5 Mar 1944 - 13 May 2019)

Paul Smith. A Famous name and popular, but there was only one Paul Smith for me.I only discovered about your very sad passing today. My belated Condolences to your whole family who i knew loved you for your kindness and love for them. When we worked together at George Wimpey and especially when finishing off Bestwood Village it was more than known how good a Site Manager you were. That was a very successful Development. I have many good memories of you , one sticks in my mind, when you brought a small dog to work for the first time. Not sure which site that was but i think it was a black small poodle ?? Anyway i am sad that l did not know of your passing at the time or even sooner of your situation. R.I.P Paul.x

Rest in peace, you were the closest thing that I had to a dad, for all the times you took me to Barry Austin’s for my first shoes and every pair after that, and to franks to get our bread. There is no wonder that I am a bread and ham snob now. I will always miss you, you were my hero xxx

My darling Paul

My life, my love, my all.

For those who love with their heart and soul there is no such thing as separation.

You made me so happy and my memories of good times together will live in my heart forever.

It was a privilege to be your wife and to care for you. I will be eternally grateful for the love that we both shared.

Maureen xxx

family of family is family fly high prayers are with you

Honestly family is the most important thing to me and I was sorry to hear that the grandfather of someone I truly love and care for as a family member passed fly high and let god be with you

my amazing grandad, gone but never forgotten cannot thank you enough for the memories i have with you. i love you so much rest easy my angel👼🏻love you forever💗x