Obituary of Paul Vincent

Paul was &nbsp;the most &nbsp;amazing man. A larger than &nbsp;life &nbsp;character, kind and generous, who's sense of humour was legendary, even if they were terrible jokes most of the time. <br /> He had the kindest heart and would go out of his way to give someone a pound or a dollar if they were down on their luck. As Paul would put it, he wasn't afraid of anything that walked on two legs. Paul &nbsp;had a strong belief in God and the afterlife and truly believed we would all see him again.&nbsp; <br /> He loved to "hold court" and was a great orator. This was proven many times as a Worshipful Brother in the Freemasons, he loved the official roles he took on as part of Temple Lodge 6673 at Park Street, Bristol. <br /> Paul will be missed by many people, his sons Kriss &amp; Jamie and their families, his grandson and 5 step-grandchildren, his fiancee Gwynie, mum Brenda, brother Phil and sister Lisa, step-children, in-laws, nieces and nephews, cousins, friends, colleagues, and acquaintances. He touched us all. <br /> Please take a moment to remember Paul, his memory lives on in all of us. Please share your memories, thoughts, and words of condolence, so that this great man will see how much he is loved, honoured and respected by us all. Thank you.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Funeral information 21 July 2016 10:30 There will be a public service on 21st July at 10:30 am in St Mary Redcliffe Church. Followed by a private cremation. Everyone is invited to join family and friends directly after the church service for a celebration of Paul's life at - St Annes Board Mill Social Club, Avonvale Road, Bristol, BS5 9RNLocation of Funeral Service St. Mary Redcliffe Church, 12 Colston Parade, BS1 6RA, Bristol Announcements for Paul Vincent Death Notice Published Publish to web - Our Memorial Pages 18/07/2016 Print notice (PDF)