My very dear friend, sadly missed but cherished memories remain
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Keith Andrew Sharman (29 Apr 1953 - 9 Apr 2024)
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- Location
- The Robin Hood Inn 364 Common Road Blue Bell Hill, Chatham ME5 9RJ
- Date
- 10th May 2024
- Time
- 3.30pm
In loving memory of Keith Andrew Sharman, who sadly passed away on 9th April 2024 aged 70 years.
Keith will be so sadly missed by loving wife Dawn, family and friends.
Family flowers only please. Donations in Keith's memory for 'The Friends of the Wisdom Hospice', 'Cancer Research UK' or 'Melanoma UK' would be gratefully received, and may be made online via this page or by a donation box available at the close of the service. If you choose to donate via the donation box at Keith's service, please do so in an envelope marked with your name and which charity you would like your donation to go to. Thank you.
You are warmly invited to join Keith's family after the service for light refreshments at The Robin Hood Public House, Common Road, Blue Bell Hill Chatham ME5 9RJ
Dress code, Smart or casual - something colourful, and if possible to represent the colour of one of the cancers on the cancer colour charts to represent those affected. Black is ok too as this represents the Melanoma.
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I'm loving memory of our Uncle Keith Amanda Bev Chris Michelle x xx x
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RIP Keith x
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Keith and I joined the force together. Great man. He’ll be sadly missed. RIP fella.
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In memory of Keith, RIP.
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A true friend who we all will miss greatly.hope you on gate duty mate when i come to find you.
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So sorry you left us all too soon, rest in peace.
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In memory of my lovely brother-in-law. Will be sadly missed by all who knew him.
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A long time friend and a true gent.
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I will always remember Keith as a kind,gentle and quietly spoken man with a great sense of humour. He was one of the best brother-in-laws you could have. RIP Keith. I will miss you mate.
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A kind caring and gentle soul you will be missed
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In loving memory of Keith. Rest in peace
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Keith will be sadly missed
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So sad. Rest in peace dear man.
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Worked with Keith and Dawn as a Special when I joined in 1986 and we all became friends. Great times and learnt a lot from him and Dawn. So proud when he joined the Regulars. Can't believe you are no longer with us and won't hear that chuckle anymore. Sleep pain free RIP and much love to Dawn.
Keith was the 60 driver when I joined 4 Section Gillingham/Rainham. Although on the same section I stated at the Agency so did not get to know the Rainham side that well until being moved over there. Keith was always so friendly and willing to help. I also remember his imposing presence at the many disturbances outside The Zone or Excalibur night clubs. Such a quiet kind man but very handy to have if you needed assistance. Why is it always the nice ones that are taken too soon. RIP Keith
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We have known Keith since he joined Maidstone NARPO and worked closely with him while he had been in the post of Treasurer. He had a good sense of humour and when he occasionally called into see me over a committee matter, usually over a cup of coffee, it was accompanied by lots of anecdotes. Rest in peace Keith, you will be missed. Thoughts with you Dawn
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Keith at his best at 30 meters - cool and confidant as he always was in life
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