Graham Stuart Wilkins (4 May 1955 - 3 Jan 2024)
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- Location
- The Garden of England Crematorium Sheppey Way, Bobbing, Sittingbourne, Kent. ME9 8GZ
- Date
- 6th Feb 2024
- Time
- 3pm
In loving memory of Graham Stuart Wilkins who sadly passed away on 3rd January 2024, aged 68 years.
Graham's funeral will take place at St Mark's Church, 1 Canterbury Street, Gillingham, ME7 5TP on Tuesday 6th February, 1.15pm. Bright, colourful clothes are encouraged.
This will be followed by a short committal service at The Garden of England Crematorium, Sheppey Way, Sittingbourne, ME9 8GZ at 3pm. All who wish to join the family at this service are welcome.
There will be a tea back at St Mark's at 4pm. If you would like to bring any baked goods to share please feel very welcome.
If you are unable to attend, the funeral service will be live streamed via the following link:
https://youtube.com/live/pOTasP2BGP8?feature=share
Donations in lieu of flowers, in Graham's memory, would be gratefully received for 'Tearfund', 'Adopt a Child' & 'Embrace the Middle East' via the links on this page.
For parking, please use local car parks located in Medway Park ME7 1HL, Trafalgar Street ME7 4RN, and Balmoral Gardens ME7 4PN. Please leave all spaces around the church building vacant.
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Graham was born on Woodside in Wigmore in 1955, son to Beryl and Bernard, and younger brother to Steve.
In 1978 he married Suzanne, and after a few evangelical missions to Mozambique and Portugal, they had four children; David, Deborah, Samuel and Rebecca.
He worked for many years as an Environmental Health Officer, and became a Fellow of the Royal Society for Public Health. However in the early 2000s, Graham left this role and became a full-time househusband.
His passions included playing music, especially Church worship, Formula 1, DIY and bible study. He became a landlord for both Samuel and David, and was a fix-it-man for all who knew him. He was often behind the scenes, encouraging and supporting many projects in and around St Mark's. He cared fiercely for the environment, and he spent much of his time keeping up to date on the latest technology.
Graham is much missed by all his family and friends, and has left a considerable legacy through all the lives he touched.
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