Paul Stout

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20.06.2008 : Patrick Joyce wrote Patrick Joyce here, Paul's cousin. Great bloke and will be sorely missed. Always had a smile on his face, and a great lust for life. x
20.06.2008 : Sian Binks wrote Always looked up to you for inspiration and am immensely proud to be you cousin. Our paths crossed from time to time when we'd catch up. Those times will stay cherished memories! Will miss you loads Our Paul. Love you always, your little cous, Sian and Thomas xx
20.06.2008 : Mark Graley wrote Mark Graley here, also known to paul as "suave" Great lad and will be sorely missed by everyone. I used to work with paul in a pub/club in liverpool called the Square, always there if you needed any help and knew how to party after the shift or when we went out for a staff party. Ill remember all the laughs we had Paul, rest in peace mate,. Mark
21.06.2008 : Thomas Jay wrote Paul will be sadly missed mate. I remember all them hard days training you ut in at the 05 gym with matty, paul and big AL. Always smiling and having a laugh. Absolutely gutted mate. See you again TJAY
21.06.2008 : c armitage wrote I spent 2 weeks on the TA training course with paul and he was a great man, dedicated and helped everyone who struggled.my thoughts are with his family xxxxx
21.06.2008 : Joanne Clayton wrote Paul, words don't even come close. You were like a brother to Chris and we are devastated by this tragic blow.
Thank you for always watching out for my boy, i always felt comfort knowing you were out there with each other. My heart just bleeds that you boys are not coming home together. Like peas in a pod was an understatement!!!... no one else would get up at 1am to run up mountains!!!
You are a true hero, and rest in peace knowing you will never ever be forgotten.
My love and thoughts are with you and the family you have left behind.
Good night and god bless Paul

Chris, Jo and Eve

xxx
21.06.2008 : Rachel Smith wrote I used to work with Paul in the Square in Liverpool, a great lad, always laughing and joking. My thoughts are with his family.
22.06.2008 : ADAM STOUT wrote Paul , I don't know what to say mate, I am totally devastated
not only did I loose my brother but I lost my BEST mate too.
I will never forget you, you are a true hero. RIP mate xxx
22.06.2008 : Joanne Chrimes wrote I worked with Paul at Professional Witnesses Ltd. What a cracking guy. Paul was such a good worker and always made us laugh. We were devastated to hear what had happened to such a nice guy. Paul will be so sadly missed, but always thought about. Words can't say what we feel, but Adam if you need anything, I'm here. My thoughts are with Paul, Adam and all their family at this heartbreaking time. Be strong for each other.
22.06.2008 : alex mac wrote Its alex mate ,
originally your CP instructor , then your combat instructor and then your boss , many a good time spent up north for the combat days and all the time we spent on your pre selection training . i cant add anything that wont already have been said or thought about you , you will truly remain with me as an honerable man and a friend forever
rest in peace Alex McIlvenna
22.06.2008 : steve woodward wrote I worked with Paul since he joined PWL. Paul was a genuine and commited person, he never complained about anything even when given some of the boring jobs. The only thing that Paul wanted to do was pass selection and when he did he never bragged about it,he just carried on as normal.
One lasting memory of Paul is when he cycled 20 miles to work, a few of us would be stood outside and Paul would stop and he looked like he had cycled 20 yards not 20 miles, he'd give us his cheeky smile say good morning then get changed and do a days work before cycling home.
Paul your a true hero.
Never forgotten.
22.06.2008 : Helen Carroll wrote My husband Tommy was good friends with Paul...he used to tell me all the antics he and the other lads, Chris, Turbo, Robbo, Sheepie et al, used to get up to.
He and all the lads are obviously gutted about what's happened, but it's brought them closer while they remember him.
RIP Paul and our sympathy and support go out to his wife and children xx
22.06.2008 : paul keeley wrote Paul keeley hear, wear do i start with what to say that hasnt already been said, you wear a brilliant man paul, the memories of our training days from 05 gym to chris wrights thai boxing running up snowden in 10 foot of snow in places, up to formby over the sand dunes and the rest of the stuff we used to do will stay with me forever, you wear never afraid of anything and never complained wear you got your inner strength from i dont know. your being called a legend in the papers now paul but to me you will always be my mate and ime proud to have met you. rest in peace now mate, watch over your family. god bless you
23.06.2008 : David McNulty wrote I had the good fortune to train, work, and be instructed by Paul. The most dedicated, determined and focused man i knew, and a good friend. Paul, you helped me get to where i am today and i am so proud to have known you mate. I will never forget those days at the 051 gym (alright bri!). I will miss you mate,
Maca
23.06.2008 : lesley hall wrote WOW Paul....We grew up close together, great cousins. My heart goes out to your mum,dad and siblings. Your nan will take care of you now xx GOD BLESS RIP. Lesley,Chris & Kids
23.06.2008 : ann crabb wrote Although i didnt know paul i would just like to say i am thinking of pauls family and friends.He was a very special person to do the job he did. Miss mercer i hope your ok you will be in my heart take care liam crabb blackmoor park juniors xxx
23.06.2008 : steven beech wrote I met Paul whilst he worked at PWL and although i only knew him a short time he left a lasting impression on me. Top bloke always up for a laugh but always professional i will miss you mate.my thoughts go out to Adam and the rest of his family.
23.06.2008 : Sean Nealey wrote Hi mate, its Sheepy. Can't believe you're gone. Since we first met at Squares you've been a true friend. You helped me become who I am today. You always knew how to get the best out of me, especially going up Snowdon! Still hasn't sunk in. Lots of memories to look back on. Will miss you mate. Forever in our hearts. Rest in peace Paul.
24.06.2008 : Ruth Pearson wrote Can't believe this has happened to someone we knew.
Knew his brother well, and a friend of the family
R.i.p Mate :( xxxxxx
24.06.2008 : Paul Roberts wrote I have had the good fortune to have known Paul from the Square through to his CP career (were he took great pleasure in teaching cuffing techniques). Theres nothing that I can say that hasn't been said, if Paul seen it, he went for it
We will all miss you Paul, Take our thoughts and hearts with you on your journey through the heavens.
24.06.2008 : Kate Howard wrote I was lucky enough to work with Paul at the Square and i have only fond memories of this time. I was so saddened to hear the news. My thoughts are with everyone fortunate enough to be touched by Paul and my deepest sympathies are with his family. Rest In Peace Paul, x.
24.06.2008 : Geoff Griffiths wrote Paul… its Geoff who used to work with you at The Standard. This just doesn't seem right kid. How can someone who put a smile on so many peoples faces be taken away like this? All the laughs we had and the mickey taking – memories to treasure. Absolutely gutted.
Our thoughts and prayers at this very sad time go to Sue and the children – Geoff & Nikki. RIP mate.
25.06.2008 : ANNE / TREVOR BARTON wrote Paul worked for my husband Trevor Barton at Professional Witnesses Limited in Manchester.

Trevor and I found Paul to be a very nice bloke and we had a great respect for his talents both at work and for his courage in deciding to take a full time career with the S.A.S.

Paul was a lovely lad as is his brother Adam who also works for P.W.L.

Paul said to me before he left for Afganistan take care of Adam and I can assure you I will do just that.

Sleep peacefully Paul you will always be remembered.

Kind Regards, Trevor and Anne Barton.
26.06.2008 : gavin frankland wrote Paul and Richard,sorry to hear the news lads.See you both on the other side.Franky (Aintree) and the rest from G sqn.
26.06.2008 : emma stout wrote My god what can I say......Only that I am so very very proud of you paul, you lost your life helping others and left a mark on so many people, you helped and pushed others to the limit and got the best out of them. Everything you did, you succeeded at and did better than everyone else. You always had a smile on your face and never complained about anything, you just got on with it. What the papers say are so very true you are a legend and will never ever be forgoten. I have learnt a lot from you my big brother and I can't believe that you are gone, I love you with all my heart and soul and I will make sure my son Jacob Paul, knows what a very special brave soldier his uncle was. All our lives will never be the same again mate, this is something we won't get over. sleep well, and I will see you again..........love your sister emma.xxxxxxxxxxx