A Tree Dedication at the Guide Dog Foundation

Paul reading the dedication on
the memorial tree

Smithtown, NY (Nov 19,2013) - On a sunny autumn day, twenty five people gathered to dedicate a tree sponsored by 

paul and partner at the
Guide Dog Foundation

Guide Dog graduate Paul Stewart, to memorialize his three guide dogs ‘C.W. Post’, ‘Harvey’ and ‘Roadie’. 

Paul with his fourth guide dog ‘Partner’ at his side, stood beside the tree he funded and performed a song he wrote and recorded “Home Where Doggies Go”. He wrote this song when his first guide dog, “C.W. Post”, passed away. 

At the end of the ceremony Paul thanked everyone and stated that this was a dream come true for him. He then bent down to the plaque beneath the tree and traced the three names of his guide dogs.

Paul and Partner GSC Benefit Concert

Paul Stewart, along with singer/songwriters Nonie Crete and Eugene Rea performed a free concert at Georgetown Seniors Centre in aid of Georgetown Bread Basket food bank. 

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TAG ALONG PAUL - YouTube

Paul's very own music video has hit the YouTubes!

Paul Stewart and Partner hit the streets of Toronto with a music video for "Tag Along Paul", his tongue-in-cheek song about how his guide dog gets more attention from women than he does.

And a great big thanks to South Bay Productions Ltd for their production work!

Paul Stewart talks about guide dogs

Paul Stewart talks about his guide dogs begins with Paul's eulogy to his first dog, CW Post, and talks about Guide Dog Foundation and sings Home For Doggies. Shot on location in the Laurentian University park in Thunder Bay Ontario, interview by Gareth Evans.

Paul Stewart in Thunderbay 2009

YouTube - Paul Stewart in Thunderbay Ontario

CBC Radio 3 Artist Video - That's What I see

CBC Radio 3 Artist Video: That's What I See

Paul recites his poem "That's what I see" from the album "On The Road of Life", one of several new videos posted to his Radio-3 profile from last summer's interview in Thunder Bay with Gareth Evans