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Paul Jemmett (17 Feb 1979 - 16 Jul 2024)
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In loving memory of Paul James Jemmett, who sadly passed away on 16th July 2024.
Paul was a fabulous man who lived his life as he wanted. He had an amazing sense of humour, even if sarcastic at times, was generous to all he met with his time and understanding, was the best husband and friend, and loved unconditionally. His beloved Arsenal football club played an important part in his life, banter and social life....events having to be planned around matches. His other hobbies included poker, whwre he was known for playing tight hands and spending spare time watching and listening to experts on how to play, along with playing his guitar and composing music.
Paul is very much missed by all his family and friends and is irreplaceable in our hearts. He will be remembered by everyone he met and be missed so much always.
Flowers will be from family only at the funeral with donations to the stroke association if you wish.
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Finding it hard without you around. mum and dad
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Our hearts and thoughts go to Paul and his family that he may rest in perfect peace and the family have nothing but beautiful, precious memories of his life. 💖🎶
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A young man, full of life which was taken away from him too soon.
'Auntie Dot' and Warwick
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We will treasure the times we had and the memories we made together. You will forever be in our thoughts and in the stories we share with our children. Goodbye to a dear friend, may you rest in peace.
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Paul was always the most generous of us so hoping this donation goes a little way to helping others. Going to miss you forever but know you will always be looking over us. To live in the hearts of the ones we love is not to die xx
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What can I say apart from still so so shocked....! You are probably already proof checking my grammar....😃 So glad to have been able to be your work colleague and friend. Thanks for the Memories, laughs and footie banter. Your humour still makes me laugh as I sadly type this message. Thanks for also teaching our boys the art of bundles. RIP Wayne, Jess and Boys xxx
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RIP Paul.
When I worked at the Bunker, one of the best things I did was hire you, as you bought a lot of joy and banter to the team.
Life can be brutally short, but at least you lived yours to the max.
Clovis x
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Gone too soon.
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The greatest sponge thrower ever! RIP Paul. Mark, Sarah, Lorraine, Sue.
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The football banter was always strong. Rest well, fella
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We each treasure the memories we hold of happy days gone by & all the antics you & Stuart used to get up to. Your care & kindness will always be appreciated. You were one in a million who will be deeply missed xxx
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RIP Paul. Still in shock now as to how sudden and soon you have been taken away from us all. Will miss the footy banter and your kind and helpfulness at work. I have named this seasons fantasy football league after you in your memory. My thoughts go to your wife, family and friends.
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Paul gave so much fun times and laughter to our kids. They will never forget him and neither will we. To our family he was a genuinely top bloke, kind, generous and honest with a distinct hate for Ellis’ ‘Liverpoo’ and Christmas pantos. Rest easy mate.
Holiday chilling. Miss these times so much
Paul. I will always remember this holiday from our childhood and your amazing ability to drive a boat (straight onto a sandbank) and to secure the boat with an anchor, without actually attaching it. Glad to have these memories but miss you. Marie-Claire x
A couple of little school boys
Fantastic memories of us in Italy,we will miss you paul beyond words,RIP, love you always,jill & brian xx
A great day out at Crabble Corn Mill only a few weeks ago, one of many such days I’ll remember. Such a terrible loss, such a lovely bloke and a really good mate. Gutted I can’t be at the funeral but will raise a glass to Paul on the day.
our family gatherings
This is one of many photos to choose from where Paul was just so much fun! Always happy to mess around with Orla & Ellis even if Ellis did change football teams from Arsenal to Liverpool 🙈They will always remember the fun they use to have with you Paul
Absolute legend of a human! Will miss ya muchly fella and your terrible barman skills!
One of many family night, drinks and plenty of laughter! Paul will be missed by all .
Paul was the most loving guy and welcomed me and my kids and crazy dog with open arms. He wasn't phased by my kids extra needs and made them feel so happy. Our favourite memory was our super fast boat ride to see seals where we were laughing so hard.
Christmas Jumper fun 🤍
Playing peek boo...Paul was laughing. Think Kerrie just wanted a nice photo. Your a top bloke so many wonderful memories with you 🩵💙🩵💙🩵
Paul & Scarlett
Afternoon at the pub
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