The obituary notice of Paul FERGUS

Fond memories of you Uncle Paul, playing the piano/organ your motorbike with the red seat with a fringed canopy Aunt Dolly sat in. Rest in peace now Paul xx

Paul, a true gentleman, thanks for all the memories and laughter
A dedicated worker, gifted musician, great cook, family oriented man, who always made the most of any situation
You would always welcome people with a genuine smile and make them feel at home, sharing whatever you had and so much more, these are the memories that we shall cherish, love and peace Russ and Heather

Goodbye my old mate, we had many journeys and laughs, us all singing while you played the piano at various pubs, TOMCC camps and runs, building bikes at Snells,RIP old mate, I'll have a brandy or more for you, Mike Drake,

Paul

A Gentleman in every sense of the word.
It was an honour to call you a friend.
Rest in peace my friend.

Johnny, Denise (Gomez) and family.

Paul, you were my big brother, my mentor and my friend. Throughout our lives we had many adventures, scrapes and escapades. Motorcycles were your life and our shared passion, both for business and pleasure. We rode together home and abroad and your fledgling French got us food and accommodation on many occasions. The road I now ride will not be the same without you. I miss you my Brother.

Uncle Paul was the most welcoming man I have ever known. This extended to everyone, regardless of if he knew you or not. His warmth and generosity made an impact on so many people, and I know that they will all remember just how wonderful he made them feel. His memory will live on in those feelings.

It is hard to know what I'll miss the most, because everything about him was fantastic. I am blessed to have grown up with my uncle 5 minutes up the road, and have been reflecting on just how much of a luxury that is.

I know that he will have the peace and warmth he made other feel, on his next journey and feel so blessed to have the memories I have of him, until we meet again.