Dennis William Goodwin (11 Apr 1953 - 7 Jun 2024)

We send our sincere condolences to the family and friends of Dennis William Goodwin. Thank you for your kind support at this sad time. Our thoughts are with you.

Air Ambulance Charity Kent Surrey Sussex

I am going to miss our chats over the garden fence. x

Happy to support the Air Ambulance - a great cause, in memory of a warm, lovely, funny man who'll be very much missed.

Such as shock.

We are all thinking of you all today. Sending all our love.
Love Lizzy, Glenn, Kayla, Frankie, Imogen xxx

In memory of a dear cousin & friend. Taken too soon but leaving us with fond memories over our shared lifetimes. Dennis will always be remembered and our hearts go out to Hazel, Angela, Debbie and their families. Rest in peace Dennis.

Helen and I have known Dennis and Hazel for over four decades . We have holidayed together and spent a lot of time in each others company . Dennis has been a good and consistent friend and companion over
all those years and we miss him greatly .

This is still just such a shock.

Sending all our love to you all x

A big thank you to the Emergency Services who arrived really quickly and did ever they could for Den. The Air Ambulance arrived within 14 minutes of the initial call really impressive. Also a thank you to the guy who found Den and did CPR on him until the emergency serves arrived. I am eternally grateful to everyone involved. Thank you

RIP Dennis

Taken far to early. R.I.P. Dennis

Our family have been friends with Hazel,Dennis,Angela and Debbie for over 40 years, we have spent lots of happy fun times together, such great memories.
Dennis you were so many things to so many people, one of the 'Good Guys', you have left a gaping hole in your family but we hope all the loving, happy memories you have made together will help start to heal the pain.
With love to Hazel, Angela, Debbie and family. Barbara, Kelly and family. X

I am deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Dennis. As my tutor constable when I joined Kent Police in 1988, Dennis was a wonderfully calm and humorous officer. His unwavering guidance and insightful mentorship were instrumental in shaping my career as a constable. Dennis had a unique ability to instill confidence and wisdom with grace and good humour. He will be profoundly missed by all who had the privilege of knowing him. My heartfelt condolences go out to Hazel and his family and friends during this difficult time.

Pop

We have so many memories it's hard to know what to mention... days out in London are a recent highlight. Hendrix and Handle Museum, Wildlife Photographer of the Year Exhibition and most recently checking out Battersea Power Station, popping out the chimney to Pink Floyd. We introduced you to train picnic and you loved that!

Playing games... Othello, table tennis, boule... you and I both trying to hide our competitiveness. Remember that time you hurt yourself while we were having a 'friendly' game to swing-ball? Oh and not to forget the infamous conker injuries.

Being prepared for any scenario, arriving at football matches with waterproofs and a packed lunch while everyone else was wet and hungry.

Being silly and adventurous and funny. Climbing everything in sight, camping, body boarding, trying out a new scooter, riding a tandem, learning keepie-ups... up for trying pretty much everything apart from paddle boarding. I was still working on you on that one!

Thank you for all the time, energy and love. Reading tributes here and on Facebook we're so proud of the positive impact you've had on so many peoples lives

Missing you
Debbie, Andy, Josh and Henry xxxx

In memory of Dennis, a true gentleman