Paul Anthony Joseph Wilkins

Thomas, Emma, the first time I met your dad it felt a bit awkward, well I am engaged to your mum so its going to be awkward right Since then weve met at Christmas time when your nan was still with us and he popped down your mums, maybe it was to pick you up that year Thomas cant recall And he of course as youd expect came in to say hello to your Nan and Bamps etc. But weve (Paul and I) also bumped into each other a few times in Tesco, Im not the most observant at times, and a bit preoccupied by other thoughts, so when I looked up and saw your dad at the other end of the pharmacy counter he immediately said hello Dave, and we shook hands and said hello Alright mate and Yeah, Yeah as you do. And talked about pharmacy messing up as usual.... Since then over several years weve all been out for various birthday celebrations, be it Emmas and your Bamps Birthday (organised by your mum of course) etc... My thoughts at this very sad time are... Your dad being a past bouncer (politically correct term) Doorman, has/had always been to me a gentleman, a very nice person to have known, good fun and a person who loved his kids dearly. Its still hard to believe he has gone, cant understand why, such is these strange times we are living in. As you both know Ive wished you both condolences at this sad time and I hope tomorrow can go the best it can be under such circumstances. xxx

Deepest condolences to your family - they have lost a true gentleman who always had a smile and a kind word for everyone. Rest peacefully

RIP Wilco xx will never forget your smile xx

A friend in a million going to miss that whistle and your laugh RIP Wilko night night god bless xxxx

Big Paul you are a legend! I will miss you popping in randomly and brightening my day. Thanks for all your advice, chats and most importantly... laughs (which we had plenty of) a beef curry from the Jade Garden will never taste the same, as it will always remind me of you. RIP my friend

this world will never be the same again, we all are deffo gonna miss you so much, you may be gone from out site but you will never be gone from our hearts, RIP Wilko

It was my pleasure to have known you paul RIP

Will miss your laugh and your smile, a great neighbour who will be sadly missed

Heart felt sympathy for all wilkos family and friends especially his soul mate Linda and his children ️

R.I.P Wilco , you were a true gent , legend . When ever we saw each other i will never forget your words ( alright my son ) sleep tight Wilc

Wilko a true gentleman..R.I.P

Such a happy jolly guy , pushed my mum in pram dressed as a woman , in pill carnival back 70s , is just one memory of Paul , lots of storys of you on your Kawasaki green road bike , glad I grew up knowing you

i knew Paul when I was 18 when use to go out on our motorbikes . And worked with him in town on the doors He was such a great man always laughing and joking around