Paul F. Anisman

I am sorry for your loss..As his real estate attorney for years I have gotten to personall.y know Paul and was quite close to him . I spoke to him at least once every week and and I will greatly miss him.. My sympathies to all his family. Herb Wisebrod

Saddened to hear of Paul's passing. I've known Paul for over 40 years, played a lot of tennis with him and will always be grateful for him giving me my first job right out of University. Most of all he will be remembered for being a good friend. My condolences to the Anisman family.

Lorne & Anisman Family. I'm very sorry for your loss. It's been years since we connected but I remember Paul from the Manor & sending you my sincerest condolences. I remember him as a very nice person with a sense of adventure. May the good memories ease your pain. BDE

Sharon, Lorne and Anisman Family, My deepest condolences on the passing of Paul. I have such fond memories in my heart of us all being together as a loving family year after year, picking vegetables at the farm growing up. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. He will be dearly missed. Warm hugs and much love Karen

We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Paul. We had a long standing 30 year relationship with him through the Fairfield years and dozens of real estate dealings as his brokers. He was a client, a dear friend and a confident. We had many happy dinners out and trips to NYC. He brought much professionalism and camaraderie into our lives. Our heartfelt condolences go out to the Anisman family. It's a profoundly sad day for all that knew him. He'll be greatly missed.

Anisman families I am so sad to hear of Paul’s passing. I worked for Paul yrs ago and we always had great conversations and laughs. He will be remembered and never forgotten.

Dear Lorne, Mimi and the Anisman Family We are so sorry for your loss. May his memory forever be a blessing David and Marcie Falus

Paul, You will be surely missed. You were the consummate head and neck patient ambassador. You single handedly picked up our treatment and research program on your shoulders and supported major advances. This generosity helped innumerable patients that came after you and will continue to affect countless more! Rest in Peace. Your friend, Kevin Kevin Higgins MD Head and Neck Surgeon Odette Cancer Centre

Lorne, Mimi, Sharon, Brad, and their families, We are deeply sorry to hear about Paul's passing. I have been Lorne's close friend since we were teenagers, and I have many fond memories of Paul. From our first meeting, it was clear that Paul greatly appreciated the finer things in life. He loved British cars like Jaguars and Bentleys and was enthusiastic about fine wines. When Lorne and I visited the farm, we would ride the ski-doos, and Paul would play the big brother role, giving us advice on what not to do and feeling relieved when we finally left. He always dressed well and carried himself as a true gentleman. His passion for horses and determination to build a community in King City were projects he worked tirelessly on with Sharon and Lorne for over 30 years. Paul loved riding and spent years developing the farm into a riding community. Many admire Paul's legacy of passion for the horse world, fine wine, food, and fine living. He conducted his business honestly, approached life with humour, and was confident, mature, independent, and intelligent. Having known Paul since I was a teenager, I have witnessed his remarkable qualities over the past 50 years. His dedication to his passions, private nature, and integrity in business made him a truly exceptional person. Paul's humour and zest for life will continue to inspire all who had the honour of knowing him. He will be profoundly missed. Our thoughts are with you during this difficult time. May his memories be a blessing. Dennis, Max and Family

I was deeply saddened to hear about Paul's passing. Know that you have the support of friends, family and the community as you grieve such a tremendous loss. My heart goes out to you and your entire family.

To the entire Anisman Family Sorry for your personal loss. Paul well be missed, but not forgotten. Al/Marie Goulding

Dear Sharan, Brad and Lorne, and the Anisman family, I am saddened to learn of Paul's passing. We met over twenty years ago while doing business together. Our relationships expanded from business to personal wherein Paul's attention and care for details made me very protected and assured. In our friendship he was the klind of person who gave you his full attention and expected the same but somehow I felt like I got more... He became a trusted mentor and valued friend to both my sister, Karen, and I. We will miss him! Please accept our condolences and may his strong sense of conviction and dedication to the people who cared about along with the way he lived life be among your blessings during this sad time. Love and respect, Jay Basian and Karen Basian

Dearest Anisman Families, Please accept our most sincerest condolences on the loss of your dear Paul z'l. May you all hold onto all the wonderful memories that you all shared together. BDE

We are deeply saddened to hear the loss of Paul. We were Paul’s architect at Fairfield Estates for the past 30 years. Paul was a wonderful man, a great inspiration and wonderful visionary. The beauty and the success of Fairfields, shall be part of Paul’s legacy. Our sincerest condolences to the Anisman Family on your loss. Kent Taylor

I am so sorry for your loss. I am a distant cousin of yours through the Brazer side of my family. I have completed a comprehensive Family Tree that goes back to the shtetl in Savran, Ukraine. If you are ever interested in learning more about your ancestors, do not hesitate to reach out to me. I live in Richmond Hill. I can be reached through FB. Again, my sympathies on the passing of your brother.

Condolences to Paul's family on your loss. His volunteering and his work made a huge impact on the residents of Citysphere condo building and leaves a strong legacy for residents of the building now and in future.

Sharan & Lorne and families, Dora and I send you our deepest condolences. I was privileged to be Paul’s friend for the past 60 years. Paul lived a most unique life in a genuine way always facing the world on his own terms. He was a true gentleman whose intelligence, kindness, loyalty, humour, talent, and honour always shone through and he was that rare person whose convictions and beliefs really mattered, Paul was very comfortable in his own skin and loved being Paul Anisman. I will miss him greatly……..his loss leaves a large void in my life and the lives of others. Dora and I hope that in the fullness of time you will be comforted by the warm memories you have of your special brother. Dora & Harry

Dear Sharan and Lorne - We are saddened to learn of Paul's passing. A generous, wonderful, erudite gentleman. We cherished our dinners of fine wine and gourmet food, especially our lobster feasts at the farm. He will be missed by all. John E. and Cristina Panneton

So, so sorry about this. Paul was a great friend and he will be terribly missed.

Dear Sharan, Brad and the whole Anisman family, I am very sorry to hear of the passing of Paul. I have fond memories of spending time with him and all the Anisman family at the farm. May his memories of his life be a comfort to you with time.

My sincere condolences. I was saddened to hear of Paul's passing. I worked for Paul for 13 years as the Condominium Manager at the 801 King St. West property that he developed in Toronto. I am still very proud of the fact that I was the only Manager who was lucky enough to work for and with Paul for such a long time. Paul resided in the Penthouse suite, and his dad, David, resided next door at the 'Gotham Lofts' building. I got to know them both very well, and also looked after their suites while they were away. I often had coffee with David, who was a very kind man. I totally enjoyed my time there, along with the challenges we faced. As the President of the Board of Directors, Paul was always on top of the many projects taking place at such a huge property. He taught me so much! I had to retire due to illness, and Paul also became ill at the same time. It was my favorite position ever, and it was all due to Paul's direction and assistance, and the other Board members who worked well as a team. I know he will be greatly missed by his family and friends. My sympathies to them. I have thought of him often over the years, and I regret not keeping in touch. I know he is in a better place now, and is looking down on us. All the best, Paul.

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I just found out today that Paul passed away a few months ago. I taught Paul tennis for over thirty years. He had two loves in his life, tennis and art. I remember having a great dinner with him after one of our "hits" and then went to his home for a tour of his art collection..... it was incredible!! It was like walking though a time machine. His taste in art was impeccable! Paul loved his tennis and his tennis buddies. Paul was a classy guy and I will always remember the time he gave Marilyn and I his home in Florida for a week in May. I found out later that it was not his home that he gave us, but it was a guest suite at the resort in Wellington. I knew that it must have been pretty expensive but in his classy way, there was no mention of money. Paul was a quiet guy but he had many many friends and he enjoyed his trips to Wimbledon. Several years ago he won a tough battle with cancer and his recovery included as much tennis as he could play. I will miss Paul dearly. Terry Redvers