of Bega
06.06.1926 – 30.04.2026
Beloved husband of Audrey (dec’d). Loving father and father-in-law of Peter & Clair (Tathra), James (Canberra) and Helen (Canberra). Devoted Pop of Rhys & Ali, Imogen & Matthew and to his great-grandchildren Piper and Finn.
The funeral and RSL Service for the late Dr Paul Windle will be held in the Clavering Park Crematorium Chapel, Wolumla at 10:00a.m., Friday 22nd May, 2026.
Relatives and friends are warmly invited to attend.
In lieu of flowers, donations in memory of Paul to The Smith Family would be appreciated. Envelopes will be available at the Chapel.
Funeral Details
Date & Time
10:00 am, Fri 22 May 2026Venue
Clavering Park Memorial Gardens and Crematorium, 428 Candelo-Wolumla Rd, Wolumla, New South Wales 2550, AUView on Google Maps
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John R Whyman Funeral Services
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John R Whyman Funeral Services
Serving families in Bega and surrounding suburbs.02 6492 4111
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5 Little Church St, Bega, New South Wales 2550
A lovely man who will be missed greatly. Condolences to his family.
My dentist from 68 till he retired.A bloody good dentist& a very caring man .
. RIP Paul.
So sorry to see this news…such a wonderful man & dentist…lived next to him for a few years & was my dentist also…to his family my deepest condolences…may he rest in peace with dear wife Audrey 🙏 he will be missed by many family & friends💙🙏 RIP Paul & forever remembered 💙
a final goodbye to Sir Paul to me and maybe others…a gentleman a friend a collegue a family man honoured respected by the community …when coming into my pharmacy Plevey’s he was always up for a chat a reminisce good old days ect who is going to win the Melbourne cup and all that …but he was going to be one of my special octarions in June even on the pharmacy calendar as a reminder but as he once told me hahah all that stuff and anyways I “dont want a letter from HIM the King ,Charles that is or HER the Queen ,Camilla but I would of accepted graciously from the Queen Elizabeth the true Queen that is” a royal at heart and Sir he was xxxxxxxx sadly missed Gena Whitby (Summerell)
Dear Dr Windle… The loveliest and most calm gentleman – I now wonder if he considered the Kennedy kids as rowdy patients. Paul would have been Beryl’s best behaved. Audrey was such a bright spark and it was a pleasure to see her when she visited my store or stop for a chat around town. A lovely family. I hope Helen, James, Pete, Clair and their loved ones are comforted by happy memories of Audrey & Paul. Cathy
A wonderful man (and dentist)
My husband Brian spent many years in Bega Rotary with him where they both enjoyed each others humour.
He drove his “Chariot” to the Bega library where I helped him chose his audiobooks.
I would seek him out when the Bega Girl Guides did their annual visit to Hillgrove.
Such a shame he didn’t reach 100, but as we know when our body tells us it’s time,”it’s time to go”.
I hope he has a chance to have a glass of red wine with Brian.
He will be missed by so many.
Rest in peace, Paul
Anne
Sending much love to Helen, Peter, James and families. Paul and Audrey were great friends of my parents, David and Gillian Oates. Dad loved his weekly coffee meetings with Paul, where they would reminisce about adventures involving race horses and trips to the Melbourne Cup. In recent times I had the pleasure of attending Barry Hyland’s weekly piano recital at Hillgrove House with Dad and Paul, where they sang with great gusto Paul’s standing request, “South of the Border”. Thank you Paul for your friendship, good humour and kindness to all who knew you. We will raise a toast on your 100th birthday next month in your honour. Travel well, Paul. With much love from your old pal, David Oates.
Paul and Audrey became close and supportive friends when our parents Ted and Marie Swinbourne moved to Bega in 1972. So many happy occasions and memorable stories of great success with breeding slow race horses. Thank you Paul and Audrey from Helen Swinbourne and Sue McGill.