Brendan Patrick Casey (26 Feb 1948 - 26 Sep 2024)

Great memories Brendan John And I-Golf collectors/dealers!
Rest in peace my good friend. Brian

In loving memory of Brendan

Thinking of you all and sending love and hugs from Samantha, Rory and children x

To a wonderful man, who gave so many happy memories when our families came together ❤️

Such a lovely, kind man who will be sorely missed. xxx

So sorry for your loss, We are all thinking of you all, and wanted to show our support for you all by making a donation in Brendan’s name to the incredible Ellenor Hospice, with love from The Hayden Devils Family 🖤💛

In loving memory of Brendan Casey

My love & thoughts are with you all 🥰

With fondest memories of a lovely man and great friend.

A shared Irish spirit and a great bloke.

Dearest Lindsay,John,Tim & Kerry
Much love to you all at this sad time x
The Oxleys

Goodbye old friend you will be sorely missed. Our golf trips to Ireland were the highlight of the year. “Dublin in the rare old times” will never be the same again. Next time I’m in Stoney Batter I will raise a pint of the black stuff to your good self.

You will always be in our thoughts, we will remember the happy time
at Dartford Golf Club. xxx

Brendan was a lovely person who brought much joy to family gatherings.

Brendan was a lovely person who brought much joy to family gatherings.

I can't really express in words what a great shock it has been to myself & Brenda.
As teenagers, Brendan & I were stuck together like glue & going on holidays together. We ha d some great times.
Brendan introduced me to golf, which he really loved. (Perhaps we'll have a game together when we are both over the other side?)
Our hearts go out to Lindsey and the whole family.
R I P mate. A good genuine guy.

Thank you all for your lovely messages I can see the post code that’s been added is incorrect please note the cemetery is DA2 6AA please share and make sure people know

So many great memories, RIP old mate.

Brendan was lovely friend to have. I fondly remember all of our great Irish golf trips with Brendan and fellow Irish Rovers. Pat & I also remember the great DGC social events that Brendan helped to organise. Brendan’s company, wit and sense of fun will be sadly missed. RIP old friend.

Our condolences on hearing of Brendan passing away. I first met Brendan shortly after the Casey family arrived in Cedar Road, Dartford, from Dublin. Brendan was 12 years old and I was 10. I lived with my family at 7 Oakfield Lane, Dartford. After kicking a ball around in the street, we became firm friends. We would meet up at each other’s homes and play football along Cedar Road at the Green, and down at Oakfield Park. In our early teens we shared the same group of friends and spent most of our Saturdays in Dimachio’s Cafe in Hythe Street listening to the jukebox and discussing the important things of life, like whether the Beatles or the Rolling Stones or Elvis would be the next Number 1. We also attended St Anselem’s Catholic Youth Club for other social events. By this time, Brendan had commenced his Electrician Apprenticeship and we didn’t see as much of each other, but always kept in contact. During this time my parents asked Brendan if he would install a brand new electric wall clock in our house. My Mum and Dad were very pleased he came over and did this job but much to our amusement, we found the time on the clock was incorrect as it was running backwards!!!


In 1968 I decided to emigrate to Australia and Brendan emigrated to the Salutation Pub in Highfield Road. In late teens we went our own way. In 1984, Patricia and I moved to Dartford with our three young daughters, Rebecca, Michelle and Susan. We connected with Brendan, Lindsay, John, Tim and Kerry and spent good times together before we retuned to Oz in 1986.

Our daughter Rebecca went to live in the UK in 1997, accompanied by myself, until she settled and found a job. We spent time catching up with Brendan, Lindsay and their family. In December 2002, sadly Rebecca, who was 25 and was living in Deventer in the Netherlands, passed away from cancer. Brendan and Lindsay came over for her funeral, which meant a lot to the both of us.

In 2010 when we went overseas to visit our daughter Michelle and her husband Chris, who were living on the Isle of Man, we also visited Dartford where we stayed with Brendan and Lindsay.

We were very sad to hear of Brendan passing away, but we will always treasure all of these memories. Our best wishes to all of Brendan’s family.

Rest in peace Brendan xx