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Paul's funeral
Update from chairman and president on arrangements for Paul's funeral.
Paul's funeral will take place in Manchester. A date has not yet been set as several of Paul's family are in different parts of the world and the family need some time to put arrangements in place.
We do know that following the cremation the family will be coming to the rugby club where they hope to meet Paul's friends. Every one who knew Paul is welcome to join us at the club.
As soon as we have any details we will place them on this web page.
We do know that following the cremation the family will be coming to the rugby club where they hope to meet Paul's friends. Every one who knew Paul is welcome to join us at the club.
As soon as we have any details we will place them on this web page.
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A sad loss to every one who knew him.
I'd only known him for about 12 months, but from the start he was friendly, enthusiastic and was always up for a game. What a gentleman !
Devastated to hear of Paul's death. A good friend, drinking companion and fellow player of nearly 40 year's ago - not forgetting the memorable 1980 Canada tour.
All the more poignant as I saw him again after many years at the Sandal away fixture.
Sadly missed.
Ian Gerard
I would like to raise a glass to Paul Quare. An inimitable character with an impish smile and a sense of humour that was always one step ahead. Charming company, a gentle individual off the pitch and a tiger on it. I shared with him in Sun City during the 2009 Lions tour and remember him scuttling off at 6.00am for a walking safari. I still have fits of laughter remembering his tale of how they turned a corner in the bush and walked into a White Rhino. Memories of various Isle of Man tours and Canada coming flooding back.Paul was kind sensitive and always had a twinkle in his eye. Still can't believe he has gone and he won't know how much he will be missed!
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