Mr. Paul Zamodits

Thinking of you Adrienne and sending much love and sympathies. Paul was so smart and talented with a wicked sense of humour. I grew up with Paul and consider him family. Spent many holiday and school celebrations together. I feel lucky to have spent some fun and interesting times with him at Trinity in Toronto when we were "grown ups". He was so happy to have met you and to be able to share his life with you. May God hold you tight and Paul's light will shine on through you . XO Rachel

With much affection and gratitude, John & family. Paul has been a great friend of my family's since 1994.We soon became fast friend, bicycling all over Toronto, enjoying many lunches and dinners with friends. He moved to Kingston to live with my late wife, Ann, grandson, Rob, and me. He worked t St. George's Cathedral as admimistrator,as well as singing in the choir. He especially appreciated his beloved St. Mary Magdalene's Parish and Choir. . We will all miss him so very much -- a very fine, compassion, caring and gifted dear friend. Miss you

So sorry to hear this tragic news. I send you love and positive energy Adrienne and hope you are taking good care of yourself.

I am thinking of Paul's family at this most difficult time. He was a very much loved member of the Gallery Choir at St. Mary Magdalene's and I remember him as a very talented and wonderful person. May God comfort you at this time. Jonathan Ingham

We are deeply sorry to hear about Paul's passing. We remember him fondly from his participation in our Sunday ski trips for several years. Please accept our heartfelt condolences.

Paul was a huge part of an exceptionally formative and important time in my life. Although Paul and I had not been as close in recent years, I always remembered him with great fondness, and followed him with great interest online. May he rest in peace, and rise in glory.

Dear Adrienne, family, friends and colleagues, I have known Paul quite well since March 1994, first meeting him at Trinity College, Toronto, and then when he moved to Kingston, staying with my late wife, Ann, grandson, Robert, and me on two extended occasions. He worked at St. George's Cathedral as office administrator and made many close friends, singing in the cathedral choir and in the Melos Choir. My family and I participated in his wonderful wedding in Owen Sound in August 2010 with Adrienne and her family and friends -- a great occasion. We last spoke on April 7 when he enquired about the death of my beloved Hamish, American Cocker Spaniel, who died peacefully in his sleep. It was so typically Paul to be so thoughtful to call. He sounded very upbeat and looking forward to the coming months. I am totally shocked and saddened....Paul was a wonderful friend for me, a very kind and compassionate, caring person, highly gifted, who loved his music at St. Mary Marydalene's Parish, his dear Adrienne, many close friends -- as shy as he was at times -- and his brother, Mark. He lived bicycling with me and taught me a lot about music and being patient. Paul will be greatly missed by my family and many, many others of the Trinity College family and far beyond. He was truly a blessing added to my life by God; I will treasure forever our railway trips and especially our lunches and dinners together with great conversations, meeting wonderful people. I am grateful for all his contributions to St. George's Cathedral, Kingston, and his love and support for me and my family and friends. The Venerable John M. Robertson, Kingston, ON

Adrienne...know that we are with you in heart, thought and prayer. These next days will be difficult but hold fast onto the support and concern of those who were involved in your lives as a couple, your life as a speech pathologist, Paul's life as a musician and engineer, your close friends and lastly, those of your sister and family. All of us are here to help and comfort. David and Ruth Tupper, Owen Sound, Ontario.

I was so sorry to hear the news of Paul. Through living the other side of the Atlantic I only met him a couple of times, but have some great memories of a trip to Wales with him many years ago. My thoughts are with you at this time.

Curious, questioning, sharp!!!These are just 3 adjectives to describe Paul as a primary/junior student at Lakeroad Public School in Sarnia. His arrival at understandings left the curriculum in the dust. Yes, Paul was a gifted learner......in addition, he showed strong compassion, empathy and care for others. I remember Paul well as a former student...he was a unique and wonderful individual. I am deeply saddened by the news and offer my condolences to the family.

Dear Adrienne, Mark and his staff send condolences and strength to you in your time of grief. Grace Manse staff-CLSL Sarnia

Dear Adrienne, I am still in shock over the news of Paul's passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

I was saddened to learn of Paul's passing. I remember the Zamoditz family from the Sarnia Riding Club. Paul was always so nice and soft spoken. I'm sorry for your loss. Regards, Lisa Baird

We were so shocked to hear the news; our thoughts and prayers are with you, Adrienne. Edmund has fond memories of the meal he shared with you both when he visited a couple of years ago and I treasure the brief occasions when Paul and I were able to meet up. I hope we can stay in touch. From Alison (Paul's cousin in England)

Dear Adrienne, our deepest condolences to you. This is shocking news reaching us here in England. We were singing with Paul at SMM under Stephanie Martin a few years ago and always appreciated Paul's kind and gentle personality. May God give you strength in these sad times.

I'm so sorry to hear about Paul. I attended Lakeroad Public School with him in Sarnia and was in his class until he was accelerated. My mom still lives a few doors away from Paul's childhood home. It doesn't surprise me that Paul became a respected professional and maintained his love of reason and science. The world is no doubt a worse place without Paul in it. Please know that you will be in my thoughts.

Adrienne, our thoughts are with you in this sad time. We treasure our family memories of Paul in Sarnia, and of the visits he was able to make to us in Oxford. With sympathy, from Brian and Rachel (his uncle and aunt so many miles away in England).

My deepest condolences to you. Paul was a very good and supportive friend while we at Trinity and especially while I did my internship in a very isolated community in the North.

Paul was a good friend to Sally and me at Trinity. Our deepest sympathies, Adrienne, from us down here in Chapel Hill, NC. Clarke, Sally, Jack and Libby.

My condolences on your loss. I knew Paul at Trinity, and my time there would not have been the same without him. He was a fine person.

Sending you our deepest sympathies Heather, Gene, Ella and Anna Hoffman Emerald Hills, California