The obituary notice of Richard Paul (Paul) BASTION

I am deeply saddened by the passing of my uncle Paul.
He was a man of kindness, integrity, and a real passion for sports, he used to do flips in the back yard to impress my brothers and myself, good memories. When I was young, we spent our holidays at his home, and those moments will stay with me forever.
We used to love doing tricks with him and what I will always remember in my eyes and my ears is him playing piano, he was such a wonderful musician.

Paul had his own personality, his habits, and above all a big heart. I will miss him immensely. I truly hope he is at peace wherever he is today.

My thoughts are with all those who loved him.

Love you uncle Paul

Over the past 53 years since leaving Cornwall I have never failed to visit Paul on our frequent holidays "home".
The visits were usually brief but intense and always a pleasure for me and my family.
Paul was my brother who never showed much emotion and was a typical bachelor who didn't like to change his daily routine in anyway!
However I think he was more sensitive than most people could ever imagine. He was the rock of the family and proved to be a very caring son to my late mother.
He will be sadly missed by all of us.
Rest in peace Paul.

Jennifer Prin, formerly Bastion

To my dear "Uncle Paul" one last time :

He was the eldest of my uncles and the one with whom I spent time during my English holidays.
Not the most funnny, not the most talkative but serious, friendly, sporty and a house he managed to keep neat. And that is also me. So many nice simple memories of watching tv with him in the room or him challenging me with some gymnast trick.
He was my good old Uncle Paul, and I will sincerely miss him.
May you rest in peace, dear Redruth Uncle !

Jonathan