Kevin Orme (9 Feb 1955 - 30 Jul 2022)

Words are not adequate to describe your character and commitment to your family.
Rest in peace, Kevin.

For all the wonderful help the carers provided to my mum and dad and for the laughs and banter they had with my dad in his final weeks, thank you xx

In memory of a dear friend. Martyn & Val

Such a sad loss you will be greatly missed by many RIP young man

Thinking of you all today, we love you all ❤️

Have fond memories from when we were younger , teaching our Steve to play the guitar and listening to you in your band (very professional). You’ve been a wonderful husband and dad and will be missed a lot. Rest in peace ❤️

Thank You for all you did for my Uncle
Kev but mostly my surviving Aunty and your unrelenting compassion for dying people. May God Bless You Richly for the special work and support you provide.

Uncle Kev,
Won’t forget how you and aunty Sandra always digging it on the dance floor at the many family parties.
Not seen you for a while but I believe you were getting down at our wedding in 2015. I do have videos.
Aunty Sandra n everyone so devastated too soon too young. But may you enjoy eternal peace . Love your neice x x

Dad, my dad I really have no words.Not sure what to write on here to be honest. Still not real that you are not here, but like u sang in your band, u r now a spirit in the sky!! All though hetic life meant I didnt see you as much, and didn't get to do some things with you again, we did have a blast dad. Horse racing, greyhounds, fishing, video editing, stag dues, holidays, party's, football, radio control car club, poker, games, guitar lessons, design and tech homework, drawing, painting and the list could go on and on. U helped me buy my cars, made me grow up and even managed to offend my eyes once walking around the house naked in the middle of the night when i was nearlly 30 and come home late drunk hahaha guess what I am trying to say is that u were always there if I ever needed you, and you were always available. I will see you again I know I will, and I will be honoured to be carrying you one last time even though this time it won't be because you have been out with John and jackie. Love u always dad. Your son...Rich xxxx

To our dear friend, in the 40 years we have known each other, we have made some treasured memories ,and you will be sadly missed.The next time I see you, we will put the band back together !

to my lovely talented brother who accepted life as it came, suffered in silence and now at peace. Love always xxx