Paul was a retired employee of CNR and was heavily involved with the union. He met many people through his love for baseball and hockey where he spent countless hours volunteering for the last 50 years in various capacities. If he wasn’t coachin

g he was fundraising, organizing tournaments and coaching clinics and putting together winter ball programs. If you were ever looking for Paul, he could be found doing a million different things at the Kiwanis Ball Park, his second home. He coache

d various teams in hockey and baseball at both the Provincial and National level including the 1977 New Brunswick Canada Games Baseball team and the 1975 New Brunswick Provincial Junior Hockey Champions, les Pêcheurs de Cap-Pelé. In addition to co

aching, he was on the Board of Directors for the Moncton & District Minor Baseball Association and served as President since 2001. He served on numerous baseball provincial committees over the years and also served as Chairman of Operation for th

e World Junior Baseball Championships in 1997.

Paul was inducted in to the New Brunswick Baseball Hall of Fame in 1998 and the City of Moncton Sports Wall of Fame in 2011. Paul will be remembered as the person who was always called upon to help others. His unselfish nature showed through in al

l that he did. He enjoyed long drives with no particular destination in mind. He loved the company of his friends over breakfast at Jean’s Diner and was also known for telling great stories. Paul was a people person and always loved to have peopl

e around.