Sudolski, Paul, 75, of Antigua & Barbuda passed away on November 22, 2022, after a long valiant fight against Multiple Myeloma.

Born in Montreal to Stella Suchodolska on March 12, 1947. Paul graduated from McGill University in 1971 and received a degree in Charter Accounting.

Survived by his beloved wife, Doreen, and his son, David, daughter in-law Francesca and his granddaughters, Sofia and Siena. His brother and sister Tommy and Cindy.

Paul was known for his love of golf and fly fishing. He would always walk the golf course thinking of his next swing. He enjoyed wading in the rivers of eastern Canada fishing for Atlantic salmon or trout and char and walking the flats in the Bahamas for bone fish. He was truly at peace when fishing. An avid hockey fan of the Detroit Red Wings. Paul also loved reading. If you asked anyone who knew Paul, they’d all say he was a kind, generous and most of all a philanthropist. Access to education was his top priority. As the Chairman/Director of Island Academy, the sole international baccalaureate school in Antigua & Barbuba, his mission was to help children access education. He was also a huge advocate for the junior golfers and the Cedar Valley golf course. His heart was in Antigua and its people.

This moment of reflection challenges us as family and friends to reconcile our emotions. We struggle with the immeasurable void created by Paul's passing, while being comforted by our memory of Paul as a special individual. An individual guided by admirable values and principles that enabled him to pursue the joys of life while confronting the adversities of life with positivity and courage.

Per the family’s wish, there will be no funeral. There will be a celebration of life on December 19th between 4-8pm at 20 Scrivner sq. In lieu of flowers, donations may be directed to Paul and Doreen Sudolski Multiple Myeloma Research Donate - https://supportthepmcf.ca/ui/DonateNow/donations/start
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