Paul WAH Obituary

Dear Shirley,
I was going to send you an email this morning but found all your emails were deleted from my box, to my shock. So I went to google and Paul's passing came to my eye sadly.
I remember the classes Paul gave us at Shanghai International Studies University, I remember how energetic he was and how beautiful and young you were at that time. We girls (Do you remember Rosie?) had never seen such a standard, fine Chinese lady in our campus. I remember your kindness when we visited him when he was suddenly ill and couldn't come to our class. And I remember how kind you've been to me even when I graduated from SISU, and when I was in difficulties later. Exactly this morning I was thinking about ringing you and Paul by phone.

Love to you and your family,

Kathy

Mr Wah was my primary school teacher at Fraser Crescent school around 1958. And he was lovely, very quiet, not a shouty teacher. Sorry to read of his passing. Love to his family.

Paul was a unique educator and deep thinker about NZ society. He was delightfully humorous and always saw the irony and absurdity of many of the issues that we humans get so exercised about. We were fellow principals and good friends. Moe mai ra, Paul.

As a former pupil of Taita Collage and financial journalist, I knew Mr Wah as a deputy principal, principal, minority shareholder advocate, and author. He was a very intelligent man with good judgment.

To Shirley and all of the Wah family,
my sincere condolences.
Remembering Paul and Shirley from Tauranga Intermediate days, up to recently when my Dad (John Ritson) was residing in TeHopi, love and thanks, Karen Bewick (née Ritson

Cindy remember Paul at the Chinese language School that he told us
His experience in Shanghai. A interest man friendly kind fun.
My sincere sympathy to Shirley and family.
Anita king

Deepest sympathy to the Wah family, Paul was a lovely man, much respected Principle, Teacher, Author and friend he will always be remembered with respect and kindness.
The Lum family Stokes Valley

Dear Shirley & Paul´s family,

As an ex Pupil where Paul was my Class Teacher at Taita Intermediate, & later an Education Colleague when Paul was the Principal of Taita College, I´d like to extend my sincere condolences to you all for your loss.
A good & interesting man.
RIP Paul,
Karen Tindall

deepest sympathy to the Wah family, Mr Wah was a great teacher, remember him practising his golf swings in the classroom. way back in the 60's at Taita College.

To Shirley and family,
My deepest sympathy goes out to the Wah family.
A great man now at rest. Your work is done. Rest in peace my dear friend, until we meet again.

Stuart Wong JP Wellington , ex Taita College student,